TRACK: OEM Clinical Practice When it comes to cancer, there are several clear risk factors, including lifestyle choices, as well as items that we have little or no control over, such as family history. In addition, there are well-known risk factors that may be encountered in select workplaces, including some chemicals and radiological hazards. It is estimated that there are ~20,000 cancer deaths per year that can be attributed to the workplace. Historical workplace carcinogens include asbestos, benzene and chromium, to name a few. Technological and materials science advances have expanded the list of potential occupational and environmental carcinogens. Review some interesting cases and make the decision for yourself. This session may be of particular interest to residents and recent graduates.