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Papers relating to a visit to Australia, October 1985.

Doll, Sir Richard (1912-2005)

Lectures and Papers

Lectures and Papers (1983-90)

"The control of cancer: prospects for prevention"

"Prospects for the prevention of cancer"

"Epidemiology of cancer"

"The case for prevention"

"Metals and cancer" and "How much cancer does occupation cause?"

"The definition of epidemiology"

[Untitled talk on alcohol and alcoholic cirrhosis of the liver]

Lecture notes

"The prevention of cancer"

<i>Oxford Textbook of Medicine</i> (2nd edition)

"Therapy of myocardial infarction: the lessons of controlled trials"

"Recommendations for future research with reference to practical programmes for control of cancer in Texas"

"Co-operation in medical research"

"The controlled trial"

"Smoking and death rates by E Cuyler Hammond and Daniel Horn"

"Preventive medicine: the objectives"

Lecture notes.

"Occupational cancer: problems in interpreting human evidence"

"Tobacco: an overview of health effects"

Chemical Industry Institute of Toxicology (CIIT)

"The assessment and perception of risk"

"Medical effects of smoking: problems and perspectives"

"Occupational cancer: a hazard for epidemiologists"

"Smoking and the public health"

"Interaction with atmospheric pollution"

"Diet and cancer: the confusing evidence"

"Epidemiology of cervical cancer"

"Prospects for preventive medicine"

"The causes of cancer"

"Foreword"

"Prevention of Cancer: Current Points"

"Cancer: a preventible disease?"

"Quantifying cancer hazards to man"

"Opportunities for preventive medicine"

"Viruses and cancer" and "Viruses in human cancer: epidemiology"

"Cancer and tobacco"

"Lung cancer: observed and expected changes in incidence from active and passive smoking"

Harvard, 1986.

"Radiation and cancer: how great are the risks?"

"The role of epidemiology in the detection and reduction of cancer risks"

"The quantitative significance of asbestos fibres in the ambient air"

"Fallout, radiation doses near Dounreay, and childhood leukaemia"

"Le cancer dans sa perspective épidémiologique"

"Major epidemics of the 20th century: from coronary thrombosis to AIDS"

"The epidemiology of lung cancer in the UK"

"Effects of low doses of ionizing radiations"

"Medicine and geography"

Ithaca, 1987.

"A Tasmanian Centre for population health research"

AIDS

"Health effects of low level radiation"

"Prospects for prevention: the importance of personal behaviour"

Boston / Washington June 1988

"Are we losing the war against cancer?"

"Epidemiology and the prevention of cancer: some recent developments"

"A million years of doctors' lives"

"Tobacco related diseases"

"Current epidemiology"

"Prevention of cancer: pointers from epidemiology"

"Demographic and epidemiologic trends today"

"The contribution of epidemiology to risk assessment"

ISCSH Symposium: Papers

ISCSH Symposium: Correspondence

"Progress against cancer: are we winning the war?"

Perth: Occupational Cancer

"Lifestyle: an overview"

"An overview of the epidemiological evidence linking diet and cancer"

"Occupational hazards of cancer"

"Prediction of the effect of small doses: inconsistencies in the epidemiological evidence"

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