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Table 1 Published studies on mortality of fire fighters

From: Mortality and life expectancy of professional fire fighters in Hamburg, Germany: a cohort study 1950 – 2000

Author

Year

City/Country

Size of Cohort

Period of recruitment

End of Observation

SMR

95% CI

Musk [30]

1978

Boston/USA

5655

1915–1975

7/1975

0.91

na

Eliopulos [31]

1984

Western Australian Fire Brigade

990

10/1939 – 12/1978

12/1978

0.80

0.67–0.96

Vena [32]

1987

Buffalo/USA

1867

1950 – 1979

1979

0.95

na

Heyer [33]

1990

Seattle/USA

2289

1/1945 – 12/1979

12/1983

0.76

0.69–0.85

Hansen [34]

1990

Denmark Census 1970

886

1970

1980

0.99

0.75–1.29

Beaumont [35]

1991

San Francisco/USA

3066

1940 – 1970

1982

0.90

0.85–0.95

Demers [9]

1992

Seattle. Tacomo. Portland/USA

4546

1944 – 1979

1989

0.81

0.77–0.86

Guidotti [11]

1993

Alberta/Canada

3328

1927 – 1987

1987

0.96

0.87–1.07

Aronson [36]

1994

Toronto/Canada

5995

1950 – 1989

1989

0.95

0.88–1.02

Tornling [37]

1994

Stockholm/Sweden

1116

1931 – 1983

1986

0.82

0.72–0.91

Deschamps [38]

1995

Paris/France

830

1973 – 1991

1991

0.52

0.35–0.75

Baris [39]

2001

Philadelphia/USA

7789

1925 – 1986

 

0.96

 

Present study

2001

Hamburg/Germany

4557

1.1.1950-30.6.2000

6/2000

0.78

0.74–0.83

  1. na: not available