🥇 And finally, our most viewed article last year:
Do long-acting contraceptives alter cancer risk?
Nationwide data show a profile similar to the oral pill:
⬇️ ovarian and endometrial risk, but
⬆️ short-term breast cancer risk.
https://t.co/ax5OhCqNTW
#WomensHealth
Research from #UQ's @TuesleyK and Prof Susan Jordan and @QIMRB_Institute has looked into the cancer risk for long-term contraceptive users. @UQMedicine
Via @ConversationEDU
https://t.co/XcXc6kbKoh
Sharing our recently published paper: Exploring estrogen-related mechanisms in ovarian carcinogenesis: association between bone mineral density and ovarian cancer risk in a multivariable Mendelian randomization study.
https://t.co/nmJXOmEkPj
Check out our paper that has just been published in IJE. "Use of an emulated trial to investigate the association between use of nitrogen-based bisphosphonates and risk of epithelial ovarian cancer" https://t.co/mI76Upks3F
We are delighted that another 4 women's health researchers have received #WHRTN 2023 EMCR Awards. Congratulations, Sarah Lang, Maleesa Pathirana, Zohra Lassi & Karen Tuesley & all 2023 awardees. Read the full list: https://t.co/goBfNMKmoV
Highlights:
•Most antihypertensive medicines were not associated with ovarian cancer risk.
•Use of calcium channel blockers were associated with decreased risk of serous ovarian cancers.
•Thiazide/potassium-sparing diuretics doubled the risk of endometrioid ovarian cancer.
Here is the link to our study: Association between antihypertensive medicine use and risk of ovarian cancer in women aged 50 years and older.
https://t.co/5gXuievx5T
@susanjanejordan @UQMedicine
Our study just published in @JNCI_Now suggest a possible #survival advantage for women diagnosed with #ovariancancer who use daily low-dose #aspirin or other #NSAIDs after diagnosis.
@QIMRBerghofer https://t.co/ncoleo47hi
https://t.co/WnFFOgyPRM
Our new paper in @JCO_ASCO shows non-selective beta-blockers used around time of surgery for ovarian cancer may improve survival. https://t.co/87rxyPqEHK
Our new paper in @JCO_ASCO shows non-selective beta-blockers used around time of surgery for ovarian cancer may improve survival. Check it out here 👇
10.1200/JCO.22.00097
@TuesleyK @UQMedicine
#UQ research finds a link between osteoporosis medications and lower rates of ovarian cancer
Read more here👇
https://t.co/TSogsJDRfC
@UQHealth@TuesleyK@susanjanejordan
#UQ research finds a link between osteoporosis medications and lower rates of ovarian cancer
Read more here👇
https://t.co/TSogsJDRfC
@UQHealth@TuesleyK@susanjanejordan