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. 2015 Jul 10;6(28):25046–25060. doi: 10.18632/oncotarget.4502

Table 1. Characteristics of published cohort and case-control studies on night work shift and risk of colorectal cancer.

First Author Published year No. of cases/No. of subjects Study design Quality score Region Type of Cancer gender Range of night work shift Variables of adjustment Expossure assessment
Papantonion 2014 1658/5046 case-control 5 Spain colorectal cancer both never vs. >30 years Lifetime occupational history on daily time schedule of each job, day/night/rotating shifts, light at night exposure, and duration of different job interview
Tsai 2013 1412/2176 case-control 8 US colorectal cancer female daytime vs. regular night shift obesity, smoking status, alcohol consumption, race, income, education, health insurance coverage, and marital status interview
Parent 2012 439/951 case-control 9 Canada colon cancer male never vs. ever Smoking, BMI, alcohol, β-carotene, occupational, physical activity interview
Parent 2012 236/748 case-control 9 Canada rectal cancer male never vs. ever Smoking, beer, BMI interview
Schwartzbaum 2007 449/2102126 cohort 8 Sweden colon cancer male never vs. ever age, socioeconomic status, occupational position, and county of residence. interview
Schwartzbaum 2007 326/2102126 cohort 8 Sweden rectal cancer male never vs. ever age, socioeconomic status, occupational position, and county of residence. interview
Schwartzbaum 2007 16/1148661 cohort 8 Sweden colon cancer female never vs. ever age, socioeconomic status, occupational position, and county of residence. interview
Schwartzbaum 2007 4/1148661 cohort 8 Sweden rectal cancer female never vs. ever age, socioeconomic status, occupational position, and county of residence. interview
Schernhammer 2003 347/78586 cohort 8 US colon cancer female never vs. >15 years age in years, pack-years of smoking before age 30 in quintiles, body mass index in five categories, physical activity in quintiles, regular aspirin use, screening endoscopy during the study period, consumption of beef, pork, or lamb as a main dish, alcohol consumption status, total caloric intake in quintiles, use of postmenopausal hormones, menopausal status, and height in seven categories questionnaire
Schernhammer 2003 103/78586 cohort 8 US rectal cancer female never vs. >15 years age in years, pack-years of smoking before age 30 in quintiles, body mass index in five categories, physical activity in quintiles, regular aspirin use, screening endoscopy during the study period, consumption of beef, pork, or lamb as a main dish, alcohol consumption status, total age in years, pack-years of smoking before age 30 in quintiles, body mass index in five categories, physical activity in quintiles, regular aspirin use, screening endoscopy during the study period, consumption of beef, pork, or lamb as a main dish, alcohol consumption status, total caloric intake in quintiles, use of postmenopausal hormones, menopausal status, and height in seven categories questionnaire
Schernhammer 2003 602/78586 cohort 8 US colorectal cancer female never vs. >15 years age in years, pack-years of smoking before age 30 in quintiles, body mass index in five categories, physical activity in quintiles, regular aspirin use, screening endoscopy during the study period, consumption of beef, pork, or lamb as a main dish, alcohol consumption status, total caloric intake in quintiles, use of postmenopausal hormones, menopausal status, and height in seven categories questionnaire
Tynes 1996 9/2619 cohort 6 Norway colon cancer female never vs. ever shift work and duration of employment database
Tynes 1996 6/2619 cohort 6 Norway rectal cancer female never vs. ever shift work and duration of employment database