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期刊名:Cancer epidemiology

缩写:CANCER EPIDEMIOL

ISSN:1877-7821

e-ISSN:1877-783X

IF/分区:3.0/Q2

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Akoï Koïvogui,Samira Saifi,Malala Razafija et al. Akoï Koïvogui et al.
Background: The population-based breast cancer screening program (PBCSP) in France relies on a systematic second reading (Read-2) of mammograms initially interpreted as normal or benign at the first reading (Read-1). To r...
Karen Marie Ingemann Brandt,Tommy Kjærgaard Nielsen,Loren Lipworth et al. Karen Marie Ingemann Brandt et al.
Background and objectives: This study examined the association between prediagnostic anticoagulant use and stage at diagnosis, surgical outcomes, and mortality in patients with renal cell carcinoma (RCC). ...
Roberta De Angelis,Maurizio Zarcone,Sabrina Fabiano et al. Roberta De Angelis et al.
In the last five decades, the epidemiology of cancer in Italy has been characterised by a north-south gradient in cancer incidence, mortality, and survival. Recently, this pattern has been changing, making it important to analyse the three ...
K Smith-Byrne,Marie Breeur,James Yarmolinsky et al. K Smith-Byrne et al.
During the past decade, Mendelian randomisation (MR) has become one of the most frequently used tools for causal inference in modern epidemiology. By leveraging information on germline genetic variants as instruments for exposures, either u...
Akemi T Wijayabahu,Nicolas Wentzensen,Nameer B Kirma et al. Akemi T Wijayabahu et al.
Background: Rising endometrial cancer (EC) incidence nationwide, particularly among Hispanic women, and high prevalence of risk factors such as obesity and comorbidities in Texas, motivated us to estimate EC incidence rat...
Wei-Heng Kao,Chi-Ya Chen,Yi-Fang Chuang et al. Wei-Heng Kao et al.
Background: Cancer patterns among adolescents and young adults (AYAs; 15-39 years) differ markedly from those observed in pediatric and older populations; however, long-term epidemiological data from Asian populations rem...
Rocío Olmedo-Requena,Pedro Jaime Villanueva-Piqueras,Macarena Lozano-Lorca et al. Rocío Olmedo-Requena et al.
Few studies have explored the association between occupational metal exposure and prostate cancer (PCa), without considering combined effects and tumor characteristics. The aim is to analyze the potential individual and joint exposure to oc...
Liyang Wang,Diana Withrow,Christine Delon et al. Liyang Wang et al.
Background: Real world evidence is increasingly used in population-level breast cancer research, but the validity of procedure recording across routinely collected healthcare datasets in England remains uncertain. Althoug...
Nicolai Sørensen,Matylda Kubacz,Birgitte Sandfeld-Paulsen et al. Nicolai Sørensen et al.
Introduction: Cancer remains a leading cause of mortality and poses a significant public health challenge. Several non-specific symptoms (NSSs) often indicate non-serious disease but can also accompany malignancy even in ...
Se-Il Go,Rock Bum Kim,Mi-Ji Kim et al. Se-Il Go et al.
Purpose: Given Korea's rapid transition toward a super-aged society, investigating how demographic and clinical factors, particularly chronological age, are associated with treatment receipt and survival is essential for ...