The records of the two main referral centres for the western and central Arctic were reviewed
for Eskimo patients with cancer diagnosed between 1949 and 1974 inclusive. To these were …

Using records from the Public Health Service Alaska Native Hospital at Bethel, Alaska, the
author reviews all known cancers occurring among the Yupik Eskimos of Southwestern …

I occur in the Eskimos, and to our knowledge no case has so far been reported. Rabinowitch
(1936) mentions the absence of reports of its occurrence and gives details of a suspicious …

Aim to describe the epidemiology of new cancer registrations among Pacific Island people in
New Zealand with a view to identifying important cancers for preventive activities. Methods …

Clear differences occurred in the cancer patterns among the population sub-groups in the
NWT. When compared to those for the total Canadian population, rates for all cancers …

FI (G. 2.-Some dlataon the parishes of Kingston and St. Andrews including rock typles,
rainfall inl iocht's 1) e anlnum, and (circ? led) backgrouncl gammua radiation in micro …

A survey of cancer incidence among Alaskan Natives for the 5-year period 1969–73
revealed fewer cases overall than expected in relation to rates in the United States …

In March, 1927, 1 published statistical data about the occurrence of tumours, both benign
and malignant, among. European and Native patients treated at Elim Hospital, in the …

In the. tudy of geographical distribution of deaths From cancer in Iceland, an aHempt was
made to check the comparability of recording in the different areas. Because of …

From 1950 to 1989 one hundred and forty-four cases of either undifferentiated
nasopharyngeal carcinoma (NPC) or salivary gland carcinoma (SGC) were diagnosed in …