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Ionizing radiation Radiation is the best known and most studied risk for leukemia. Studies have been done of people exposed to radiation in war, on the job, or as part of medical treatment. CLL is one of the few leukemias that has not been linked with radiation exposure. The other three major leukemias were found during studies of ionizing radiation in survivors of the atomic bombing in Japan. Survivors developed leukemia at a minimum of two years and at an average period of ten years. People receiving high doses of radiotherapy for solid tumors have relative risks for leukemias as well. Further, the risk of subsequent leukemia is also increased in patients receiving radioactive iodine for thyroid cancer, radioactive phosphorus for polycythemia vera, and those receiving thallium dioxide as a radiographic contrast agent rarely used today ; . Nonionizing radiation Nonionizing radiation, in the form of extremely-low-frequency electromagnetic field exposure induced by electricity has been suggested as a possible risk factor for leukemia. This suggested cause has been linked to adult ALL for those working in occupations where they have steady exposure. Power linemen, utilities workers, electronics workers and others are most often mentioned as possibly at risk. There have been studies showing an increased risk for these occupations, although results are not clear-cut. However, for electromagnetic exposure in the home, all but one study of the hazards to adults has been negative. Occupational exposures Exposures to certain known chemicals or certain occupations have been linked to increased risk of leukemia. Various implications have been made about leukemias resulting from occupational or environmental exposure to benzene. Relative risks have been reported to be as low as 1.9 or as high as 10.0 among workers exposed to benzene. This means that, depending on the study, people exposed to benzene were from two to ten times as likely to be diagnosed with leukemia as were people who were not exposed to benzene. Workers in petroleum manufacturing, chemical manufacturing, rubber manufacturing, and shoe manufacturing as well as printers and painters have been included in the categories at risk. Aml is most strongly linked with these exposures, but there may also be a link to Cml with benzene exposure. There also is a link to CLL. It must be noted that the industrial use of benzene has been outlawed in the US since the end of World War II; however, it is still used in some third world countries. Other chemicals have also been linked with risks for leukemia. Fewer studies have been done, but styrene and butadienne have primarily been associated with lymphomas and with CLL. Hairdressers, garage and transport workers, rubber workers, and sawmill and wood products workers have all been exposed to some form of chemical that may be perceived as a leukemia risk factor. Studies looking for an increased risk of leukemia in farmers have been suggestive but inconclusive. Some studies of farmers and farm workers have revealed elevated leukemia risks from 10 to 40 percent. Still others have shown no increase in risk for agricultural workers at all. Among farmers in those studies in which the results were positive for raised rates of leukemia, almost all types of leukemia have been found to be increased. Exposure to pesticides, herbicides, fertilizers, diesel fuel and exhaust, and infectious agents associated with livestock have all been listed as possible risk factors. Bovine leukemia virus does produce transformed Blymphocytes in the cow, so farm workers and veterinarians may be at some risk with this virus. 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