Case-control study of paternal occupation and social class with risk of childhood central nervous system tumours in Great Britain, 1962-2006.

For ependymomas (ICCC-3 31 division 1), there was a significantly raised OR for exposure to solvents before adjustment for social class (falling to borderline significance after adjustment).

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This effect was driven principally by the association between risk of astrocytomas and social class, where a clear and highly significant trend was observed.

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We found a significant trend in the association between childhood CNS tumours and social class.

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