Reanalysis of the DEMS nested case-control study of lung cancer and diesel exhaust: suitability for quantitative risk assessment.

Risk Anal · 2015 · PMC4690516 · PMID 25857246

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18 ) but in a test for such interaction, adjusting for “without radon” covariates, and also adjusting for quartiles of cumulative DEMS_REC1 lagged 15 years, the interaction term was not quite significant ( p = 0.08) and, more importantly, tests for an effect of REC exposure appeared to be little impacted by whether or not smoking was entered as a main effect and in an interaction term or only as a main effect.

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