Differences in the Determinants of Extensive as Compared with More Limited Musculoskeletal Pain

information on SES, residential history, reproduction, prescribed medicine, and comorbidity has been added to each case and control. Finally, a JEM on potential carcinogens can be applied. Results Results confirm increased risk for e.g. lung and bladder cancer among painters and for nasal cancer in wood dust exposed workers. On the other hand, farmers, gardeners and forestry workers had deficits for many cancers. Results on new significant associations will also be presented. Conclusions These data confirms many well established associations between work and cancer, and demonstrates that many associations are not fully explained. The large number of cancers available for analysis provides the opportunity to evaluate possible occupational associations even with rare cancers.