Obviously, when looking at comparative cancer rates within a single country, comparisons of mutational load within that country is more useful than comparing mu

Obviously, when looking at comparative cancer rates within a single country, comparisons of mutational load within that country is more useful than comparing mutational load between countries. If you know of a study that aggregates power line cancer data from multiple countries, without normalizing it against the base rate for that country, I'd be interested in seeing it.