Meta-Analysis Finds No Overall Link Between Periodontal Disease and Kidney Cancer
A large meta-analysis of cohort studies found no statistically significant overall association between periodontal disease and kidney cancer risk.
Tag: Cancer Epidemiology
Endometrial Cancer Rates Climb Fastest in San Antonio Region, Texas Study Finds
A University of Texas at San Antonio and National Cancer Institute study of 42,571 Texas women found the state's highest ...
Fewer low-risk prostate cancers treated as active surveillance becomes the norm
An analysis of United States registry and health system data shows low-risk prostate cancer is being diagnosed less often and, ...
Early-Onset Breast Cancer in Brazil Carries Double the Years of Life Lost, Study Finds
A retrospective study of 3,102 patients at two São Paulo cancer centers found that women under 50 with breast cancer ...
Distance Decides Diagnosis: Breast Cancer Clusters Reveal Hidden Care Gaps in Northern Tanzania
A geospatial study of 379 breast cancer patients in northern Tanzania finds that diagnosis rates cluster around the region's only ...
Incidence of intra-axial brain metastases in Eastern Finland
A 20-year population-based study in North Savo found that MRI-confirmed brain-metastasis incidence rose 24% per five-year period after age adjustment, ...
Aggressive Prostate Cancer Is Rising in Appalachia, Landmark Study Finds
A sweeping analysis of nearly one million American men has revealed a troubling shift in the geography of aggressive prostate ...
Why Most Bahraini Women Skip Mammograms—and the Simple Fix That Could Change It
A cross-sectional study of 302 Bahraini women aged 40–74 in primary healthcare centres found that while 59.9% had ever had ...
Cancer’s Deadly Spread Takes Center Stage at UVA’s Weber Symposium
The University of Virginia Comprehensive Cancer Center's sixth-annual Michael J. Weber Symposium on Oct. 2 will bring together leading researchers ...
Wealth, Not Diet, Drives Global Thyroid Cancer Rates, Machine Learning Study Finds
A global machine learning study of 163 countries finds that national wealth and diagnostic intensity, not diet, explain most of ...
Fifty Years of Data Show Nasopharyngeal Cancer Falling in a Chinese Hotspot
In one of the world's most stubborn cancer hotspots, the tide is finally turning. A new analysis of fifty years ...
Nearly Half of Head and Neck Cancer Patients in England Face Treatment Delays, Landmark Study Finds
A population cohort study of over 30,000 patients in England finds that 43 percent of head and neck cancer patients ...
Later-Born Generations Face Rising Early-Onset Cancer Risk, Australian Study Finds
An age-period-cohort analysis of Australian national data shows later-born generations face higher incidence of colorectal, liver, pancreatic, thyroid and other ...
Five Healthy Habits, Thirteen Fewer Cancers: The UK Biobank’s Pan-Cancer Verdict
A pan-cancer analysis of 287,745 UK Biobank participants links strong adherence to a healthy lifestyle with lower risks of 13 ...
Cancer Survivors Lead the Way in Genetic Testing, but Rural Gaps Persist, National Survey Finds
A nationally representative study of more than 27,000 U.S. adults finds that a personal cancer history strongly increases engagement with ...
Vitamin D Gene Variants Fail to Explain Bladder Cancer Risk in Turkish Study
A Turkish case-control study of 152 bladder cancer patients and 178 healthy controls found no significant association between the CYP24A1 ...
People With Disabilities Face Emergency Cancer Diagnoses and Poorer Survival in Italy
A population-based study of digestive system cancers in Northern Italy finds that people with disabilities are far more likely to ...
Rare Nose and Throat Cancer Is Quietly Changing in the United States, Two-Decade Analysis Finds
A two-decade SEER analysis of nearly 9,500 US patients shows nasopharyngeal carcinoma incidence declining modestly while its histologic makeup shifts ...
Childhood Cancer Survivors Face Fivefold Higher Risk of Later Brain Tumors, Population Study Finds
A population-based analysis of nearly 277,000 cancer survivors diagnosed before age 40 found that childhood cancer survivors faced more than ...
Metastatic Cancer Patients Living Years Longer: Dutch Registry Reveals a Fourfold Surge
A Dutch registry study finds the number of patients living long-term with de novo metastatic incurable cancer more than quadrupled ...
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