1940-m_______ ____________ 2,50 35,39 1941_______________________ 2,64 40,97 1942 _______________________ 2,65 46,36 1943 ------____-__--_______ 2,39 47,65 1944 -----__-.__---__-____ 2,46 46,29 1945 -------___-_----_______ 2,61 46,39 1946 _______________________ 3,Ol 48,84 1947 ____.__________________ 3,248 48,9

The overall trend of cancer mortality in Japan has been decreasing since the 1960s (agestandardized death rates for ages 30-69), some 20-30 years earlier than in other industrialized countries. Cancer mortality was heavily influenced by Japanese post-war economic recovery, which led to improved living conditions and better control of some common forms of cancer (stomach, cervical) largely cause...

(Enterobacteriaceae Center of Japan) Dysentery cases have been increasing in Japan since the end of the second world war. Especially in the year 1951, reported cases were largest during these years. The present paper is dealing with the typing of Shigella strains isolated in Japan during the year 1951, and forwarded to our laboratory mostly for type-identification and partly to meet our request...

From 1951 to 2001, researchers at the University of Oxford [2] in Oxford, England, conducted the British Doctors? Study, a study that examined the smoking habits, disease rates, and mortality rates of physicians in Britain. Two epidemiologists, scientists who study occurrence and distribution of disease, Richard Doll and Austin Bradford Hill, initiated the study, and statistician Richard Peto j...

From 1951 to 2001, researchers at the University of Oxford [2] in Oxford, England, conducted the British Doctors? Study, a study that examined the smoking habits, disease rates, and mortality rates of physicians in Britain. Two epidemiologists, scientists who study occurrence and distribution of disease, Richard Doll and Austin Bradford Hill, initiated the study, and statistician Richard Peto j...

From 1951 to 2001, researchers at the University of Oxford [2] in Oxford, England, conducted the British Doctors? Study, a study that examined the smoking habits, disease rates, and mortality rates of physicians in Britain. Two epidemiologists, scientists who study occurrence and distribution of disease, Richard Doll and Austin Bradford Hill, initiated the study, and statistician Richard Peto j...

From 1951 to 2001, researchers at the University of Oxford [2] in Oxford, England, conducted the British Doctors? Study, a study that examined the smoking habits, disease rates, and mortality rates of physicians in Britain. Two epidemiologists, scientists who study occurrence and distribution of disease, Richard Doll and Austin Bradford Hill, initiated the study, and statistician Richard Peto j...