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Radiation Effects Research Foundation Life Span Study Solid Cancer Incidence Data Set 1958-2009 (all solid cancers) This documentation describes data files and analysis scripts used to produce the results in the manuscript Solid cancer incidence among the Life Span Study of atomic bomb survivors: 1958-2009 by EJ Grant, A Brenner, H Sugiyama, R Sakata, A Sadakane, M Utada, EK Cahoon, CM Milder, M Soda, HM Cullings, DL Preston, K Mabuchi, K Ozasa and published in Radiation Research 2017; 187:513-37. The dataset was created as a person-year table. Person-years and numbers of cases were stratified on city, sex, attained age, age at the time of the bombing, calendar year, ground distance from the hypocenter, smoking status, DS02R1 weighted absorbed colon dose, and whether an individual s unweighted total shielded kerma was above 4 Gy. The dataset is a comma-separated-value file with one record per strata. Command and log files for both Epicure and R are included to reproduce the primary findings from the manuscript. A detailed description of the dataset is at the end of this document. File Table_7.amf table_7.r sol_col_2017ext_v1.csv table_7.log table_7_r.txt README_2017.pdf Content Epicure script for ERR and EAR models for all solid cancers and non sex specific cancers (Table 7 in the manuscript) R scripts to estimate ERR and EAR risks for all solid cancers and non sexspecific cancers (Table 7 in the manuscript) comma separated value data file Epicure log file R log file This documentation file LSS Incidence 1958 2009 1

If these data are used as the basis for analyses in any publication including working papers or technical reports, a statement of acknowledgment must be included in the manuscript. This statement should read: This report makes use of data obtained from the Radiation Effects Research Foundation (RERF), Hiroshima and Nagasaki, Japan. RERF is a public interest incorporated foundation funded by the Japanese Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare (MHLW) and the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE). The data include information obtained from the Hiroshima City, Hiroshima Prefecture, Nagasaki City, and Nagasaki Prefecture Tumor Registries and the Hiroshima and Nagasaki Tissue Registries. The conclusions in this report are those of the authors and do not necessarily reflect the scientific judgment of RERF or its funding agencies. Please send a copy of any manuscripts which make use of these data to: Library and Archives Section Information Technology Department Radiation Effects Research Foundation 5-2 Hijiyama Park Minami-ku, Hiroshima, 732-0815 JAPAN E-mail: pub-info@rerf.or.jp These data are available from the RERF home page (http://www.rerf.or.jp). LSS Incidence 1958 2009 2

LSS solid cancer incidence 1958 2009 person year table File name: Format: File size: Description: Name city sex un4gy distcat agxcat agecat time sol_col_2017ext_v1.csv ASCII text, comma separated values (csv) with variable names in first row. Windows/DOS linefeeds. 185,113 rows (including names row) Data on 22,538 solid cancers among 105,444 subjects and 3,079,484 person years. Order of variables in table, below, is the same as the order of variables in CSV file. Description and codes City (categorical) 1: Hiroshima; 2 Nagasaki Sex (categorical) 1: Male; 2 Female Under 4 Gy of total shielded KERMA (gamma+neutron) indicator (categorical). 0: Not under 4 Gy; 1: Under 4 Gy Distance from hypocenter (categorical) 1: 0 3000m; 2: 3000 10000m 3: Not in city Age at exposure (categorical) 1: 0 5 years old; 2: 5 10; 3: 10 15; 4: 15 20; 5: 20 25; 6: 25 30; 7: 30 35; 8: 35 40; 9: 40 45; 10: 45 50 11: 50 55; 12: 55 60; 13: 60 65; 14: 65 70; 15: 70+; Attained age (categorical) 1: 0 5 years old; 2: 5 10; 3: 10 15; 4: 15 20; 5: 20 25; 6: 25 30; 7: 30 35; 8: 35 40; 9: 40 45; 10: 45 50 11: 50 55; 12: 55 60; 13: 60 65; 14: 65 70; 15: 70 75 16: 75 80; 17: 80 85; 18: 85+; Calendar year (categorical) 1: 1958/1/1 1960/12/31; 2: 1961/1/1 1965/12/31; 3: 1966/1/1 1970/12/31; 4: 1971/1/1 1975/12/31; 5: 1976/1/1 1980/12/31; 6: 1981/1/1 1985/12/31; 7: 1986/1/1 1987/12/31; 8: 1988/1/1 1990/12/31; 9: 1991/1/1 1995/12/31; 10: 1996/1/1 1998/12/31; 11: 1999/1/1 2000/12/31; 12: 2001/1/1 2004/12/31; 13: 2005/1/1 2009/12/31 LSS Incidence 1958 2009 3

dcat scat smkcat smkyrcat smkqyrcat upyr subjects gdist agex age year solid aosolid d10col smkamt DS02R1 weighted absorbed colon dose (categorical) [Note: doses are adjusted and truncated; neutron weighting factor of 10] 1: dose unknown; 2: not in city at time of bombing; 3: 0 5 mgy; 4: 5 20 mgy 5: 20 40 mgy; 6: 40 60 mgy; 7: 60 80 mgy; 8: 80 100 mgy 9: 100 125 mgy; 10: 125 150 mgy; 11: 150 175 mgy; 12: 175 200 mgy; 13: 200 250 mgy; 14: 250 300 mgy; 15: 300 500 mgy; 16: 500 750 mgy; 17: 750 1000 mgy; 18: 1000 1250 mgy; 19: 1250 1500 mgy; 20: 1500 1750 mgy; 21: 1750 2000 mgy; 22: 2000 2500 mgy; 23: 2500 3000 mgy; 24: 3000+ mgy; Smoking Status (categorical) 1: Unknown; 2: Never; 3: Past; 4: Current Cigarettes per day (categorical) 1: Unknown; 2: 0; 3: 1 7.4; 4: 7.5 12.4; 5: 12.5 17.4; 6: 17.5 22.4; 7: 22.5 27.4; 8: 27.5+ Years of Smoking (categorical) 1: Unknown; 2: 0; 3: >0 5; 4: 5 10; 5: 10 20; 6: 20 30; 7: 30+ Years since quitting smoking (categorical) 1: Unknown; 2: 0; 3: >0 5; 4: 5 10; 5: 10 15; 6: 15+ Person years at risk (unadjusted for migration) The number of subjects first at risk Ground Distance from Hypocenter (meters) [set at 20,000 if not in city] Age at Time of the Bombing (years) Attained age (years) Calendar Year First primary solid cancer case counts First primary solid cancer case counts identified only due to occurrence of autopsy at death Absorbed, weighted (neutron weight=10) adjusted and truncated colon dose Smoking Intensity 0+: Cigarettes per day Value is 1 until age at first questionnaire with known smoking status LSS Incidence 1958 2009 4

smkyrs smkqyrs pyr pyr92 nic maleca femca smkca gica nonsxsol nonsmsol nongisol Years of Smoking 0+: Years of smoking from age reported starting to current age. Value is 1 until age at first questionnaire with known smoking status Years since quit smoking 0+: Years since age reported as quit smoking. Value is 1 until age at questionnaire when reported quitting Person Years adjusted for migration rates Person Years adjusted for migration using the previous migration rates (used in 2007 publication) Not In City 0: In city survivor 1: Survivor not in city at the time of bombing Count of Male Cancers Subset of solid ; defined: mbreast + prostate + othmale ; Count of Female Cancers Subset of solid ; defined: breast + cervix + ucorpus + utenos + ovary + othfem ; Count of Cancers Associated with Smoking Subset of solid ; defined: oral + othresp + larynx + lung + esoph + stomach + pancr + liver + kidney + bladder + othurin + rectum; Count of Gastro Intestinal Cancers Subset of solid ; defined: stomach + esoph + colon + rectum + liver + pancr; Count of Non Sex Specific Cancers Subset of solid ; defined: solid - maleca - femca ; Count of Non Smoking Associated Cancers Subset of solid ; defined: solid - smkca ; Count of Non Gastro Intestinal Cancers Subset of solid ; defined: solid - gica ; LSS Incidence 1958 2009 5