1. Review and Meta-analysis of Risk Estimates for Prostate Cancer in Pesticide Manufacturing Workers

   • Geneviève Van Maele-Fabry
   • Valérie Libotte
   • Dominique Lison

   Review Article Pages: 353 - 373

   

2. Of Mice and Women: Light as a Circadian Stimulus in Breast Cancer Research

   • John D. Bullough
   • Mark S. Rea
   • Mariana G. Figueiro

   Review Article Pages: 375 - 383

3. GSTM1 and GSTT1 Polymorphisms, Cigarette Smoking, and Risk of Colon Cancer: A Population-based Case-control Study in North Carolina (United States)

   • Kui Huang
   • Robert S. Sandler
   • Jennifer Hu

   Original Paper Pages: 385 - 394

4. Perinatal Exposures and Breast Cancer Risk in the Western New York Exposures and Breast Cancer (WEB) Study

   • Maddalena Barba
   • Susan E. McCann
   • Jo L. Freudenheim

   Original Paper Pages: 395 - 401

5. Survival Among Patients with Adenocarcinoma of the Pancreas: A Population-based Study (United States)

   • Rosemary D. Cress
   • Daixin Yin
   • Elizabeth A. Holly

   Original Paper Pages: 403 - 409

6. Incidences and Trends of Second Cancers in Female Breast Cancer Patients: A Fixed Inception Cohort-based Analysis (United States)

   • Guo-Pei Yu
   • Stimson P. Schantz
   • Zuo-Feng Zhang

   Original Paper Pages: 411 - 420

   

7. Age-specific Fluoride Exposure in Drinking Water and Osteosarcoma (United States)

   • Elise B. Bassin
   • David Wypij
   • Murray A. Mittleman

   Original Paper Pages: 421 - 428

   

8. Milk, Dairy Products and Cancer Risk (Italy)

   • Silvano Gallus
   • Francesca Bravi
   • Carlo La Vecchia

   Original Paper Pages: 429 - 437

   

9. Impact of Women’s Experiences During Mammography on Adherence to Rescreening (United States)

   • Lucy A. Peipins
   • Jean A. Shapiro
   • Zahava Berkowitz

   Original Paper Pages: 439 - 447

10. Use of the Spatial Scan Statistic to Identify Geographic Variations in Late Stage Colorectal Cancer in California (United States)

    • Lori A. Pollack
    • Carol A. Gotway
    • Sidibe Kassim

    Original Paper Pages: 449 - 457

    

11. Relation of Anthropometric Measurements to Ovarian Cancer Risk in a Population-based Case–control Study (United States)

    • Neeraja B. Peterson
    • Amy Trentham-Dietz
    • Kathleen M. Egan

    Original Paper Pages: 459 - 467

    

12. Consumption of Alcoholic Beverages and Risk of Lung Cancer: Results from Two Case–control Studies in Montreal, Canada

    • Andrea Benedetti
    • Marie-Elise Parent
    • Jack Siemiatycki

    Original Paper Pages: 469 - 480

13. Caution Needed in Fluoride and Osteosarcoma Study

    • Chester W. Douglass
    • Kaumudi Joshipura

    Letter to the Editor Pages: 481 - 482

14. Cancer and Rhythm

    • Maximilian Moser
    • Karin Schaumberger
    • Richard G. Stevens

    Special Section on Cancer and Rhythm Pages: 483 - 487

    

15. Biological Clocks and Shift Work: Circadian Dysregulation and Potential Long-term Effects

    • Erhard Haus
    • Michael Smolensky

    Special Section on Cancer and Rhythm Pages: 489 - 500

    

16. Artificial Lighting in the Industrialized World: Circadian Disruption and Breast Cancer

    • Richard G. Stevens

    Special Section on Cancer and Rhythm Pages: 501 - 507

17. Disruption of Circadian Coordination and Malignant Growth

    • Elizabeth Filipski
    • Xiaoi Mei Li
    • Francis Lévi

    Special Section on Cancer and Rhythm Pages: 509 - 514

    

18. Light During Darkness and Cancer: Relationships in Circadian Photoreception and Tumor Biology

    • Samar A. Jasser
    • David E. Blask
    • George C. Brainard

    Special Section on Cancer and Rhythm Pages: 515 - 523

    

19. Tumor Suppression by the Mammalian Period Genes

    • Cheng Chi Lee

    Special Section on Cancer and Rhythm Pages: 525 - 530

    

20. Risk of Breast Cancer After Night- and Shift Work: Current Evidence and Ongoing Studies in Denmark

    • Johnni Hansen

    Special Section on Cancer and Rhythm Pages: 531 - 537

21. Circadian Disruption, Shift Work and the Risk of Cancer: A Summary of the Evidence and Studies in Seattle

    • Scott Davis
    • Dana K. Mirick

    Special Section on Cancer and Rhythm Pages: 539 - 545

22. Is Melatonin the Hormonal Missing Link Between Magnetic Field Effects and Human Diseases?

    • Y. Touitou
    • A. Bogdan
    • B. Selmaoui

    Special Section on Cancer and Rhythm Pages: 547 - 552

23. Electromagnetic Fields and Female Breast Cancer

    • Maria Feychting
    • Ulla Forssén

    Special Section on Cancer and Rhythm Pages: 553 - 558

24. The Anti-tumor Activity of Pineal Melatonin and Cancer Enhancing Life Styles in Industrialized Societies

    • Christian Bartsch
    • Hella Bartsch

    Special Section on Cancer and Rhythm Pages: 559 - 571

    

25. Does Incidence of Breast Cancer and Prostate Cancer Decrease with Increasing Degree of Visual Impairment

    • Eero Pukkala
    • Matti Ojamo
    • Pia K. Verkasalo

    Special Section on Cancer and Rhythm Pages: 573 - 576

26. Circulating Melatonin Levels: Possible Link Between Parkinson’s Disease and Cancer Risk?

    • Eva Schernhammer
    • Honglei Chen
    • Beate Ritz

    Special Section on Cancer and Rhythm Pages: 577 - 582

27. Melatonin Treatment in Obese Patients with Childhood Craniopharyngioma and Increased Daytime Sleepiness

    • Hermann L. Müller
    • Georg Handwerker
    • Niels Sörensen

    Special Section on Cancer and Rhythm Pages: 583 - 589

    

28. Why Life Oscillates – from a Topographical Towards a Functional Chronobiology

    • Maximilian Moser
    • Matthias Frühwirth
    • Robert Winker

    Special Section on Cancer and Rhythm Pages: 591 - 599

    

29. The Use of Chronobiotics in the Resynchronization of the Sleep–wake Cycle

    • Daniel P. Cardinali
    • Analía M. Furio
    • Luis I. Brusco

    Special Section on Cancer and Rhythm Pages: 601 - 609

    

30. Chronotherapeutics: The Relevance of Timing in Cancer Therapy

    • Francis Lévi

    Special Section on Cancer and Rhythm Pages: 611 - 621