Cancer Epidemiology

Cancer Epidemiology publishes original research, on cancer causes, prevention and control.

[Cancer Epidemiology @CancerEpid]

Latest in @CancerEpid. In Northern Italy, teh 26% of cancer patients who were not vaccinated against Covid-19 had 3.50 times higher death rates. https://t.co/clBcFp5xL8

[Cancer Epidemiology @CancerEpid]

The number of participants in population-based screenings in Japan decreased by approximately 10%–30% during the Covid pandemic. @IARCWHO @DaffodilCentre #Covid https://t.co/lTrIMUcokM

[Tim Rebbeck @TimRebbeck]

Calling all project managers in #Africa: an amazing opportunity to develop new #projectmanamgement skills through the STARS program. @PMInstitute https://t.co/rCSXskSetr

[Diego Adrianzen-Herrera, MD, MSc @diegoah66]

Our analysis of geographic disparities of #CVD in #MDS is out in @CancerEpid 👇
https://t.co/ozEssl3wC2
@aditishasMD @UVMcancercenter

[Christopher Fitzmaurice, MS, CEP, CSCS @ChristopherACSM]

I know it's old but I like this simple figure depicting how body mass & exercise affect #cancer risk.
The power of #exercise!
#exerciseoncology #exercisephysiology #oncology @CancerEpid
European Code against Cancer 4th Ed.: Physical activity & cancer https://t.co/94O2JAYO5q

[Cancer Epidemiology @CancerEpid]

Occupational disparities in overall cancer survival exist even under the universal health coverage system in Japan.
https://t.co/XeKGxEy04U

[Cancer Epidemiology @CancerEpid]

Non-aspirin NSAIDs and head and neck cancer mortality https://t.co/Y9wdBuHyJM

[Cancer Epidemiology @CancerEpid]

Coding framework to identify severe acute chemotherapy toxicity by @AggarwalOnc and team
https://t.co/DOOoLB68Nu

[Georgetown Cancer Prevention and Control Program @GeorgetownCPC]

In this new @CancerEpid paper, Dr. Traci Bethea (@shelovesepi), Dr. Chiranjeev Dash (@JimmyD_2016), and Dr. Lucile Adams-Campbell examine the relationship between physical activity and #LungCancer in Black women. Check it out for ✨free✨ through May 10th! https://t.co/7fSIe32vQO

[Cancer Epidemiology @CancerEpid]

Latest in @CancerEpid. A prospective cohort study of physical activity in relation to lung cancer https://t.co/ogGhtAyP8S

[Inequalities in Cancer Outcomes Network @icon_lshtm]

🤩Also published and available on line @CancerEpid is a paper from our collaboration with colleagues at the @IKNL on socioeconomic status and its relation with breast cancer recurrence and survival in young women in the Netherlands 🇳🇱 https://t.co/Lky8JYEjuG

[Cancer Epidemiology @CancerEpid]

@Cancerepid highlights World Cancer Day and the need to equal access to cancer diagnosis and therapeutics for children with cancer across the entire world. @cancer_dk https://t.co/nUouZ1PMLc

[Cancer Epidemiology @CancerEpid]

Count down to 4th February 2022. Elsevier and @CancerEpid proudly supports World Cancer Day. Highlighting recent @ElsevierConnect Cancer findings.

Access to essential anticancer medicines for children and adolescents. https://t.co/IaBZclElhV

[Cancer Epidemiology @CancerEpid]

Latest in @CancerEpid People with intellectual disability face multiple barriers to cancer screening. Screening provision should be augmented based on their unmet needs. Dorothy Chan et al. @rainwoodeye @cuhknursing https://t.co/fzr9kuonN1

[Cancer Epidemiology @CancerEpid]

Latest in @CancerEpid ! Individuals with anal cancer may expect similar survival regardless of HIV status. By Louise Sumner, Emiko Kamitani, Sharon chase and Ying Wang @HarvardChanSPH https://t.co/9EAtZQHDmD

[Cancer Epidemiology @CancerEpid]

Prevalence of cigarette and e-cigarette use among U.S. adults eligible... https://t.co/ams04tG0y1

[Cancer Epidemiology @CancerEpid]

Employment outcomes among cancer patients in the United States https://t.co/w78HMKy9dS

[Kate E Dibble, Ph.D. @DrKateDibble]

Check out our new manuscript, "A National Study of Alcohol Consumption Patterns among Population-Based US Cancer Survivors Compared with Cancer-Free Individuals" in @CancerEpid
https://t.co/8sGpRcRdA0

[Philipp Dahm @EBMUrology]

In @CancerEpid @PaulGlasziou https://t.co/fM50ZPqnOq

[Cancer Epidemiology @CancerEpid]

Latest in @CancerEpid: Population-based cancer survival in the Golestan Iran by @TehUofMed and @IARCWHO. Overall 5-year net survival across was just 25%. https://t.co/iIQs6xEIOm