Table Case control studies of second-hand tobacco smoke and childhood brain and central nervous system cancers
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1 Schüz et al. (1999) Germany Central nervous system (CNS) 2358 ; ; < 15 yrs; German Cancer Registry Residence 15 km within German nuclear installations using born after 1975; < 15yrs; diagnosed population based control matched on age, sex and sampled from district where case lived at date of diagnoses Structured questionnaire Telephone Interview Maternal smoking CNS (n = 399) during pregnancy No (reference) (320/2062) (55/426) 0.8 ( ) (17/72) 1.6 ( ) > 20 (2/11) 0.8 ( ) Paternal smoking before pregnancy No (reference) (195/1336) (37/293) 0.8 ( ) (112/647) 1.1 ( ) > 20 (41/264) 1.0 ( ) 1
2 Sorahan et al. (2001) UK Central nervous system 555 children resident in Yorkshire, West Midlands, and North Western Regional Heatlh Authority areas; < 15 yrs; ; Not living with biologic mother excluded; 555 matched for sex and date of birth; Practice lists of case GPs Micro-filmed interview Fathers before (/ = 78) pregnancy (cigarettes per day) Lifelong non-smoker (ref.) (29/23) 1.0 < 10 (2/4) 0.51 ( ) (12/9) 1.25 ( ) (17/20) 0.52 ( ) (1/5) 0.15 ( ) 40 (5/4) 0.64 ( ) P-value for trend ( tailed) Maternal smoking (/ = 76) habit during 5 th mo of pregnancy (cigarettes per day) Lifelong non-smoker (ref.) (32/40) 1.0 < 10 (11/2) 6.56 ( )* (16/16) 1.28 ( ) (13/14) 1.30 ( ) 30 (0/0) 0 P-value for trend ( tailed) Socioeconomic grouping, ethnic origin, parental age of child at diagnosis 2
3 Filippini et al. (2002) (SEARCH) International Brain (ICD-9 191) Astroglial (ICD- O , 9 382, 9 384, 9 400, 9 401, 9 410, 9 411, 9 420, 9 421, 9 424, 9 440, 9 442, tumour. (ICD-O , 9 450, (< 0 19 yrs) 9 centres; Surveillance of Environmental Aspects Related to Cancer in Humans (SEARCH); 14 yrs in Europe and Australia; 19 yrs in Israel and USA; population based cancer registries; 1980s-1990s 2223 (see above) In-person and phone interviews Maternal smoking during pregnancy AT cigarettes (63/226) 1.0 ( ) > cigarettes (48/194) 0.9 ( ) PNET cigarettes (24/226) 0.9 ( ) > cigarettes (17/194) 0.8 ( ) OGT cigarettes (18/226) 1.2 ( ) > cigarettes (13/194) 1.1 ( ) Other cigarettes (11/226) 0.6 ( ) > cigarettes (12/194) 0.8 ( ) Total cigarettes (117/226) 1.0 ( ) > cigarettes (90/194) 0.8 ( ) Maternal smoking during pregnancy (years) (No/Yes) 0-1 (32/36) 1.3 ( ) 0-4 (80/137) 0.9 ( ) 5-9 (63/117) 1.1 ( ) (35/102) 0.7 ( ) (32/65) 1.0 ( ) Age, sex, centre (years vary according to study centre) 3
4 Pang et al. (2003) UK Central nervous system 3838 children with cancer; Hospital based;; < 15 yrs; in Scotland; in England and Wales; 7629 control children; matched for sex, date of birth and geographical area of residence at diagnosis; Randomly selected from Family Health Services Authorities (FHSA) Face-to-face structured interviews; Computerized selfadministered questionnaires Paternal cigarette smoking preconception ( = 635; = 6 987) Lifelong smoker (ref) (271/3082) (101/1003) 1.08 ( ) 20+ (138/1440) 1.03 ( ) P for trend Maternal cigarette smoking during pregnancy (cigarettes per day) ( = 684; = 7 577) Nonsmoker (ref) (538/5743) (111/1306) 0.86 ( ) 20+ (35/528) 0.62 ( )* P for trend tumours (Cases) OR (95%CI) Father preconception (150) 0.90 ( ) Mother (161) 0.96 ( ) preconception Mother pregnancy (161) 0.55* ( ) Deprivation and parental age at birth of index child 4
5 Cordier et al. (2004) 7 countries SEARCH International Brain & Cranial nerves 1218 ; (65% between ); 9 centres; 14 yrs in Europe and Australia; 19 yrs in Israel and USA; 2223 randomly selected from general population were either pair matched (6 centres) or frequency matched (3 centres) to by sex and birth year (or by age at one centre) In-person Interviews at Patients home with biologic mother (some telephone interviews with fathers); occupational exposures to PAHs estimated using job exposure matrix Maternal exposure during pregnancy from smoking but not occupation All tumours (152/305) 0.9 ( ) Astroglial (82/305) 1.0 ( ) (31/305) 0.8 ( ) Other glial (22/305) 1.1 ( ) from both smoking and occupation All tumours (13/22) 1.2 ( ) Astroglial (7/22) 1.3 ( ) (3/22) 1.2 ( ) Other glial (2/22) 1.5 ( ) Paternal preconceptional exposure from smoking but not occupation All tumours (273/590) 1.1 ( ) Astroglial (155/590) 1.4 ( ) (53/590) 0.8 ( ) Other glial (32/590) 1.1 ( ) from both smoking and occupation All tumours (272/464) 1.4 ( ) Astroglial (142/464) 1.6 ( ) (54/464) 1.0 ( ) Other glial (34/464) 1.3 ( ) Study centre, child s age, sex and maternal smoking during pregnancy 5
6 Plichart et al. (2008) France Plichart et al. (2008) Continued Brain & CNS (ICD-O /3, 9 471/3, 9 473/3, 9 474/3, 9 480/3, 9 508/3, 9 390/3 9393/3, 9 380/3, 9 400/3, 9 420/3, 9 424/3, 9 424/3, 9 440/3, 9 380/3, 9 382/3, 9 430/3, 9 450/3, 9 451/3) Maternal smoking (pregnancy) 209 incident ; ; Hospital based; < 15 yrs; Residing in mainland France at time of diagnosis of primary malignant CNS tumour; 1681 population based matched on age and sex of child Standardized telephone interview of the biological mothers French national Registry of Childhood Haematopoietic Malignancies and French national Registory of Childhood Solid Tumours (NRCST) PNET Ependymomas Astrocytomas Other gliomas No/Yes (21/325) 1.1 ( ) (6/325) 1.0 ( ) (6/325) 1.3 ( ) < 10 CPD (16/220) 1.2 ( ) (4/220) 0.9 ( ) (4/220) 1.3 ( ) 10 CPD (5/99) 0.9 ( ) (1/99) 0.6 ( ) (2/99) 1.4 ( ) P for trend NS NS NS NS Paternal smoking (year before birth) Maternal smoking CNS (pregnancy) No/Yes (44/325) 1.1 ( ) < 10 (29/220) 1.1 ( ) 10 (13/99) 1.1 ( ) P for trend NS Paternal smoking (year before birth) No/Yes (103/746) 1.2 ( ) < 10 (52/426) 1.1 ( ) 10 (51/310) 1.4 ( ) P for trend 0.04 (see subtypes below) (10/325) 1.2 ( ) (5/220) 0.9 ( ) (4/99) 1.6 ( ) Age and sex 6
7 Maternal smoking (pregnancy) PNET Ependymomas Astrocytomas Other gliomas No/Yes (49/746) 1.2 ( ) (18/746) 1.6 ( ) (18/746) 3.1 ( ) < 20 CPD (27/426) 1.2 ( ) (7/426) 1.0 ( ) (10/426) 3.1 ( ) 20 CPD (22/310) 1.2 ( ) (11/310) 2.6 ( ) (8/310) 3.2 ( ) P for trend NS NS (17/746) 0.8 ( ) (8/426) 0.7 ( ) (9/310) 0.9 ( ) 7
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