SS13-04 FUTURE TASK OF OCCUPATIONAL CANCER PREVENTION IN INDONESIA

Abstract

ABSTRACTS • i55 65,858), cervix uteri (cases = 36,633), ovary (14,896), colorectum (12,425), and thyroid (9,053). The cancer prevention program in- cluded vaccinations for HPV and HBV and screening for breast and cervix uteri. The prevalence of smokers among men was be- tween 47 and 76%. For occupational health, the major industry was manufacturing (20%) and regulations for radiation and chemical ex- posures were mandated by the Ministry of Manpower decree related to threshold. There is no specific regulation for cancer prevention among