Laia Peruchet Noray

PhD Student at International Agency for Research on Cancer

[Laia Peruchet Noray @LPeruchet]

Interested in how your body shape is associated with #ColorectalCancer? Read our work published in @ScienceAdvances! 🧵🥳 https://t.co/q7xcEvqYxG @IARCWHO @ECSA_IARC 1/9

[IARC @IARCWHO]

New #IARCpaper identifies environmental & genetic predictors of #adiposity gain in midlife.
Suggests environmental factors - education, smoking, physical activity, consumption of meat + meat products – can predict which European individuals at higher risk.
https://t.co/ZnWpJsz48N

[Heinz Freisling @HFreisling]

📢spoiler alert: In #midlife, the environment rather than genetic predisposition driving #Obesity 👉

👏@LPeruchet @DimouNiki @RCarrerasTorres et al.
@IARCWHO
🙏 @Institut_cancer

Nature or nurture?https://t.co/cOF6pjKh8A

[Laia Peruchet Noray @LPeruchet]

Are you on the beach and you’ve just finished your book? 🏖️📚I have good news! 🤩
Our new article on adiposity and inflammatory biomarkers is out in @BMCMedicine 👇🏼
Specially thanks to @GonzalezGilEM for this great collab👩🏼‍🔬👩🏻‍🔬

[BMC Medicine @BMCMedicine]

.@GonzalezGilEM @LPeruchet @MS_Yahya_ @HFreisling
and colleagues investigate the association between body shape phenotypes and inflammatory markers.
Read the full study here: https://t.co/q2By8QgUYf

[Laia Peruchet Noray @LPeruchet]

Enjoyed presenting and the great discussion on Body Shape Phenotypes at the Mendelian randomization conference! 🥳👏🏻#mrconf24

[IARC @IARCWHO]

We are participating in the #FêtesConsulaires!
Visit our stand to test your knowledge on #CancerPrevention & receive a special gift!
Tomorrow, the village is open from 12pm-7pm on Place Bellecour, Lyon.
Find us between Peru & Lithuania🙂 @VilledeLyon @CorpsLyon @GregoryDoucet"

[Heinz Freisling @HFreisling]

😊Very proud that our study was featured on https://t.co/xIZI8EDbsJ by Lauryn Higgins, a two times Pulitzer Price winner.
Kudos to @LPeruchet & all contributing to this work.

[IARC @IARCWHO]

IARC's Dr Heinz Freisling @HFreisling, co-author of this recent study on body shape & ↗️ #ColorectalCancer risk, offers insight into how the findings could impact our view of #BMI & cancer risk in this article from https://t.co/YJPQ2EuvBi
https://t.co/OxoVwXwfzO

[Science Magazine @ScienceMagazine]

People with one of two body shapes are at a higher risk of #ColorectalCancer, finds new research. https://t.co/CAX1G8BdS6 @ScienceAdvances

[Science Advances @ScienceAdvances]

People with one of two body shapes are at a higher risk of #ColorectalCancer, finds new research. https://t.co/y8KyjSKXlV

[IARC @IARCWHO]

New study in Science Advances has found that having an overall obese body shape or a tall, centrally obese body shape increases the risk of #colorectalcancer by + than 10% https://t.co/NHDsfaRF5Z

[Laia Peruchet Noray @LPeruchet]

Finally, I would really like to thank @HFreisling, @RCarrerasTorres, @DimouNiki, @AnjaSedlmeier and all the people involved in this work for their endless support and guidance! 9/9

[Laia Peruchet Noray @LPeruchet]

Interested in how your body shape is associated with #ColorectalCancer? Read our work published in @ScienceAdvances! 🧵🥳 https://t.co/q7xcEvqYxG @IARCWHO @ECSA_IARC 1/9

[Laia Peruchet Noray @LPeruchet]

This suggests distinct putative causal pathways between adiposity subtypes and colorectal cancer! 🤯 8/9

[Heinz Freisling @HFreisling]

📢 Think body shape not (just) #BMI
#obesity subtypes & #ColorectalCancer just out in @ScienceAdvances
👏 @LPeruchet @AnjaSedlmeier
@RCarrerasTorres et al.
@IARCWHO #NCMTeam
🙏 @Institut_cancer
https://t.co/SkzZwVzbjU