Cody

Professional coffee spiller

[JAMA Network Open @JAMANetworkOpen]

In a study of 1.5 million adults, higher sugar-sweetened beverage intake correlated with greater liver cancer risk; artificially sweetened beverages showed no such association.

https://t.co/kipwASLnmh

[Financial Times @FT]

Scientists found vegetarians had less chance than omnivores of suffering pancreatic, breast, prostate, kidney and multiple myeloma blood cancers, although they showed a higher incidence of a main oesophageal malignant tumour. https://t.co/in07u8hmsp

[Cody @czwatling]

Our new study on oral contraceptives and liver cancer risk is now published in @TheLancetOncol. Our findings call into question @IARCWHO stating there is sufficient evidence for an association between oral contraceptive use and liver cancer risk. Read the full article here:

[The Lancet Oncology @TheLancetOncol]

Online first: Oral contraceptive use and risk of liver cancer: a population-based study, systematic review, and meta-analysis

https://t.co/bvmljjoGm8

@czwatling and colleagues

Comment: Oral contraceptives and risk of liver cancer

https://t.co/KNOmFCgaax

[Canadian Cancer Society @cancersociety]

During Joe Rogan’s podcast on January 9, Mel Gibson promoted drugs that are not scientifically proven cancer treatments. Misinformation on cancer treatment is dangerous, cruel, irresponsible and gives false hope to people with cancer and their loved ones.

Researchers around the world dedicate their lives to uncovering the best cancer treatments. Surgery, radiation and approved cancer drugs like chemotherapy are safe and proven to stop cancer cells from growing and spreading. Choosing to use an alternative therapy can have serious health effects, such as the cancer spreading or getting worse.

The Canadian Cancer Society provides credible, independent, trusted information on cancer treatments, in easy-to-understand language. You can find this at https://t.co/Zjt3zM76xz or and we are also available on chat or by calling 1-888-939-3333.

[Cody @czwatling]

@KerenPapier 🙋🏻‍♂️🙋🏻‍♂️🙋🏻‍♂️

[BMC Medicine @BMCMedicine]

New Research from @LyndaBalneaves @czwatling et al. provides insight into the possible issues regarding equitable access to medical cannabis in Canada: https://t.co/PZVCJOVBap

[European Food Information Council (EUFIC) @EUFIC]

Is #soy good or bad for you? 🫛🤔

Despite its many nutrients, this question has sparked debate over its potential negative effects, especially isoflavones acting like estrogen.

📰🔍This article explores the latest evidence on health outcomes.

[Cody @czwatling]

How fortunate that I get to work with such an amazing person/mentor such as @LyndaBalneaves and we can do important research together.

Our new article on cannabis vaping amongst youth is available now: https://t.co/Ocse0mfBVo

More to come… 🔜
@CavedStudy

[Cody @czwatling]

I would like to thank the coauthors on the article @A_PerezCornago @RebeccaKKelly @anika_knuppel @JulieASchmidt1 and the @uk_biobank participants!

[Cody @czwatling]

Our study on intakes of total protein, protein from dairy 🥛 🧀, and dietary calcium is now available in @BrJCancer today!
@uk_biobank @Oxford_NDPH

https://t.co/zYZLJVCIUd

[Cody @czwatling]

It should be noted there are numerous limitations to consider such as random measurement error due to limited number of 24h assessments and the potential of residual and unmeasured confounding.

[Cody @czwatling]

@AyodipupoOgunt1 @CR_AACR @Oxford_NDPH Thanks Ayo!

[Cody @czwatling]

Our new study on carbohydrate intakes 🥖🥐🥣🍎, short-chain fatty acid (SCFA) genetics 🧬, and colorectal cancer risk is now published in @CR_AACR @Oxford_NDPH

Read the study here:
https://t.co/E2RAmE8KQ9