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A pooled analysis of four large-scale trials demonstrated the sustained effect on colorectal cancer incidence and mortality for 15 years.
The risk for both all-cause and cancer-specific death increased for cancer survivors with a combination of prolonged sitting and inactivity.
But an increase in cardiovascular disease mortality was seen after more than 20 years of follow-up among older women.
Based on the inverse variance weighted method, GERD was found to substantially increase lung cancer risk.
The United States had the highest per capita spending on cancer care in 2020 but a median cancer mortality rate.
Findings were consistent among women with employer-based insurance and those treated at a safety net health center.
Prostate cancer-specific mortality was low for men randomly assigned to active monitoring, prostatectomy or radiotherapy.
Cancer survivors who received chemotherapy are more likely to have fracture; the link were stronger within five years of diagnosis.
The risk was 10% lower among fish eaters and 14% lower among vegetarians versus those eating meat more than five times per week.
No difference was seen between lung parenchyma of COVID-19 survivors and controls in specimens from unrelated elective lung resections.