1. Cancer epidemiology: The Indian scene

   • L. D. Sanghvi

   International Symposium on Environmental Carcinogenesis Dec. 9–11, 1979, Cancer Research Institute (Tata Memorial Centre) Bombay Pages: 1 - 14

2. Operational epidemiology of cancer

   • T. Hirayama

   International Symposium on Environmental Carcinogenesis Dec. 9–11, 1979, Cancer Research Institute (Tata Memorial Centre) Bombay Pages: 15 - 28

3. Oesophageal cancer in India

   • D. J. Jussawalla

   International Symposium on Environmental Carcinogenesis Dec. 9–11, 1979, Cancer Research Institute (Tata Memorial Centre) Bombay Pages: 29 - 33

4. Chewing and smoking habits in relation to precancer and oral cancer

   • Fali S. Mehta
   • P. C. Gupta
   • J. J. Pindborg

   International Symposium on Environmental Carcinogenesis Dec. 9–11, 1979, Cancer Research Institute (Tata Memorial Centre) Bombay Pages: 35 - 39

5. Environmental carcinogens in the city air and lung cancer incidence

   • K. G. Vohra

   International Symposium on Environmental Carcinogenesis Dec. 9–11, 1979, Cancer Research Institute (Tata Memorial Centre) Bombay Pages: 41 - 49

6. Liver cell cancer — Intervention studies

   • C. A. Linsell

   International Symposium on Environmental Carcinogenesis Dec. 9–11, 1979, Cancer Research Institute (Tata Memorial Centre) Bombay Pages: 51 - 56

7. Environmental cancer in the Indian context

   • C. R. Krishna Murti

   International Symposium on Environmental Carcinogenesis Dec. 9–11, 1979, Cancer Research Institute (Tata Memorial Centre) Bombay Pages: 57 - 70

8. Iatrogenic carcinogenesis

   • D. Schmähl

   International Symposium on Environmental Carcinogenesis Dec. 9–11, 1979, Cancer Research Institute (Tata Memorial Centre) Bombay Pages: 71 - 75

9. Implications of malnutrition in chemical carcinogenesis

   • M. G. Deo

   International Symposium on Environmental Carcinogenesis Dec. 9–11, 1979, Cancer Research Institute (Tata Memorial Centre) Bombay Pages: 77 - 86

10. Test systems for mutagenicity screening of environmental chemicals and their relevance for the evaluation of genetic hazards to man

    • K. Sankaranarayanan

    International Symposium on Environmental Carcinogenesis Dec. 9–11, 1979, Cancer Research Institute (Tata Memorial Centre) Bombay Pages: 87 - 102

11. Cocarcinogenesis and tumor promoters of the diterpene Ester type as possible carcinogenic risk factors

    • E. Hecker

    International Symposium on Environmental Carcinogenesis Dec. 9–11, 1979, Cancer Research Institute (Tata Memorial Centre) Bombay Pages: 103 - 124

12. Metabolic activation of aromatic amines and dialkylnitrosamines

    • P. D. Lotlikar

    International Symposium on Environmental Carcinogenesis Dec. 9–11, 1979, Cancer Research Institute (Tata Memorial Centre) Bombay Pages: 125 - 136

13. Aflatoxins — Experimental studies

    • P. G. Tulpule

    International Symposium on Environmental Carcinogenesis Dec. 9–11, 1979, Cancer Research Institute (Tata Memorial Centre) Bombay Pages: 137 - 142

14. Experimental studies on insecticides commonly used in India

    • S. K. Nigam
    • D. K. Bhatt
    • S. K. Chatterjee

    International Symposium on Environmental Carcinogenesis Dec. 9–11, 1979, Cancer Research Institute (Tata Memorial Centre) Bombay Pages: 143 - 152

15. Metabolic studies on the possible mode of action of isoniazid tumorigenicity

    • S. V. Bhide
    • G. B. Maru
    • P. Gangadharan

    International Symposium on Environmental Carcinogenesis Dec. 9–11, 1979, Cancer Research Institute (Tata Memorial Centre) Bombay Pages: 153 - 166

16. Interaction of chemical carcinogens with macromolecules

    • P. J. O'Connor

    International Symposium on Environmental Carcinogenesis Dec. 9–11, 1979, Cancer Research Institute (Tata Memorial Centre) Bombay Pages: 167 - 186

17. Metal-induced infidelity of DNA synthesis

    • R. A. Zakour
    • L. K. Tkeshelashvili
    • L. A. Loeb

    International Symposium on Environmental Carcinogenesis Dec. 9–11, 1979, Cancer Research Institute (Tata Memorial Centre) Bombay Pages: 187 - 196