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The radiological impacts of radioactivity in the Crown Mines gold tailings. [PDF]

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Mvelase MJ, Ntshangase SS, Kheswa BV, Majola SNT, Maleka PP.   +4 more
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Soy Intake During Childhood and/or Adolescence and Adult Breast Cancer: An Examination of the Early Soy Intake Hypothesis. [PDF]

Nutrients
Messina M, Duncan AM.
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Real-world obesity prevalence and history in 79 271 patients receiving systemic anticancer therapy across 13 cancer types in England (2013-2023). [PDF]

ESMO Real World Data Digit Oncol
Perletta V, Kulkarni S, Wang Z, Tomlinson JW, Hippisley-Cox J, Collins GS, Clift AK, Dodwell D, Lord SR.   +8 more
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Correction to "Association of alcohol intake over the lifetime with colorectal adenoma and colorectal cancer risk in the Prostate, Lung, Colorectal, and Ovarian Cancer Screening Trial". [PDF]

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Risk factors, lifetime risk, and age at onset of breast cancer

Annals of Epidemiology, 1997
We evaluated the relationship between exposure variables and both lifetime risk and mean age at diagnosis of breast cancer in subjects from the Adventist Health Study who developed breast cancer before the age of 91 years.Multiple decrement life-table analysis was used.
Gary E Fraser, David Shavlik
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CUMULATIVE EFFECTS OF LIFETIME PASSIVE SMOKING ON CANCER RISK

Lancet, The, 1985
Cancer risk from cumulative household exposure to cigarette smoke was evaluated in a case-control study. Overall cancer risk rose steadily and significantly with each additional household member who smoked over an individual's lifetime. Cancer risk was also greater for individuals with exposures during both childhood and adulthood than for individuals ...
Allen J Wilcox, R B Everson, Dale P Sandler   +2 more
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Trends in the lifetime risk of developing cancer in Great Britain: comparison of risk for those born from 1930 to 1960 [PDF]

British Journal of Cancer, 2015
Background: Typically, lifetime risk is calculated by the period method using current risks at different ages. Here, we estimate the probability of being diagnosed with cancer for individuals born in a given year, by estimating future risks as the cohort
Ahmad, AS, Ahmad, A. S., Ormiston-Smith, N, A S Ahmad, P D Sasieni, Sasieni, PD, Ormiston-Smith, N., Sasieni, P. D.; id_orcid, N Ormiston-Smith   +8 more
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A Comparison of Perceived Lifetime Breast Cancer Risk to Calculated Lifetime Risk Using the Gail Risk Assessment Tool

Journal of Women's Health, 2022
Background: Understanding the accuracy of a woman's perceived breast cancer risk can enhance shared decision-making about breast cancer screening through provider and patient discussion. We aim to report and compare women's perceived lifetime breast cancer risk to calculated lifetime breast cancer risk.
Jaya Mehta, Kathy L. MacLaughlin, Denise M. Millstine, Stephanie S. Faubion, Mark R. Wallace, Amit A. Shah, Heather E. Fields, Barbara E. Ruddy, Michael J. Bryan, Bhavika K. Patel, Matthew R. Buras, Michael A. Golafshar, Juliana M. Kling   +12 more
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