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Yeah, to bad we don't record employment records. Oh well.

• lazide 3y ago
  Is it because of elevated cosmic ray exposure due to the high altitude? Or plastic in the inflight meals? Or the crazy schedules? Or is there even a statistically significant effect over time? Knowing any of these things is actually quite hard, and would require a lot of detailed data just to identify a potential pattern.
  • talldatethrow 3y ago
    To add to the data confusion lol, my grandmother basically never left her home farm. Never drank. Ate meat they slaughtered themselves. Sweets were a rare treat on holidays. You could barely get her to take a car trip because it scared her. Other than her no one is aware to have ever had cancer in our families history. Died of breast cancer.
• Supermancho 3y ago
  The various US airlines, who partner with health insurance, certainly have access to this data. Cancer frequency, time in-flight, time in stratosphere, etc. Frequency of these things (or a subset) likely affects the rates.