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. 2019 Jun 30;24(2):91–111. doi: 10.15430/JCP.2019.24.2.91

Table 5.

Description of studies examining the association between shift work and flight personnel, and prostate cancer

References (first author) Design Country Exposure No. of cases Measure of risk Risk 95% CI
Shift work
 Conlon (2007) [125] CC Canada Rotating shift 369 OR 1.19 1.00–1.42
 Gapstur (2014) [126] Coh USA Rotating shift 268 RR 1.13 1.00–1.28
Permanent afternoon/evening 55 RR 1.35 1.04–1.75
Permanent night 16 RR 0.78 0.47–1.29
 Kubo (2006) [127] Coh Japan Rotating shift 7 RR 3.0 1.20–7.30
 Papantoniou (2015) [128] CC Spain Permanent night 156 OR 1.10 0.86–1.41
Rotating night shift 206 OR 1.17 0.93–1.47
 Parent (2012) [129] CC Canada Night shift 132 OR 2.77 1.96–3.91
 Yong (2014) [130] Coh Germany Rotating shift including night 146 RR 0.95 0.76–1.19
Flight personel
 Band (1996) [131] Coh Canada Pilots 34 SIR 1.87 1.38–2.53
 Irvine (1999) [132] Coh Great Britain Pilots 15 SMR 1.11 0.62–1.99
 Hammer (2014) [133] Coh 9 countries in Europe and USA Pilots 114 SMR 1.23 0.98–1.54
Cabin crew 17 SMR 0.75 0.40–1.41

CI, confidence interval; CC, case control study; Coh, cohort study; OR, odds ratio; RR, relative risk; SIR, standardized incidence ratio; SMR, standardized mortality ratio.