In two studies of manufacturers from the United Kingdom and Italy, the risk of bladder cancer was highly significant ( Case and Pearson, 1954 ; Rubino et al , 1982 ); in both cases there was evidence of ortho -toluidine and 4,4′-methylene-bis(2-methyl aniline) exposure, implicating these compounds in the increased rate of bladder cancer mortality observed.
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Occupational cancer in Britain. Urinary tract cancers: bladder and kidney.
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