Fact Sheets

Infographics and short research highlights

Risk of Cancer Among Ontario Paramedics

Risk of Leukemia Among Ontario Workers

COVID-19 related hospitalization and emergency department visits among Ontario workers

Female Reproductive Cancers

COVID-19 infection among Ontario workers based on hospital records

COVID-19 infection among Ontario workers based on PCR test results

Radon Resources

Resources for the Firefighting Community

Construction Exposure Profiles | Wood Dust

Construction Exposure Profiles | Welding Fumes

Construction Exposure Profiles | Solar Radiation

Construction Exposure Profiles | Silica

Construction Exposure Profiles | Paints

Construction Exposure Profiles | Lead

Construction Exposure Profiles | Diesel Engine Exhaust

Construction Exposure Profiles | Asbestos

Occupational Disease Statistics User Toolkit: Mining

Occupational Risk Factors Among Nursing Professionals

Ontario Cancer Fact: The International Agency for Research on Cancer’s carcinogen classifications support cancer prevention

Controlling Occupational Exposure to Carcinogens

Burden of Occupational Cancer: Fact Sheets

Controlling Diesel Particulate Matter in Construction

Controlling Diesel Particulate Matter from On-Road Diesel Engines

Controlling Diesel Particulate Matter in Underground Mines

Colorectal Cancer Resources

Breast Cancer Resources

Prostate Cancer Resources

Non-Hodgkin Lymphoma Resources

Lung Cancer Resources

Kidney Cancer Resources

Ovarian Cancer Resources

Bladder Cancer Resources

Shiftwork, Breast Cancer and Health: Interventions to Reduce the Risks

Sun Safety at Work | About the Project

Mesothelioma cases in Ontario continue to rise

Sun Safety at Work | Blog Post

Skin Cancer Prevention Strategies for Outdoor Workers

Canadian team working to identify the most important workplace carcinogens

Pesticide use, immunologic conditions, and risk of non-Hodgkin lymphoma in Canadian men in six provinces

Occupational cancer is the leading cause of work-related fatalities in Ontario

Shift work in Canadian industries – a probable cancer risk factor

OCRC’s stakeholder community identifies research priorities