History of circumcision, medical conditions, and sexual activity and risk of penile cancer
C Maden, KJ Sherman, AM Beckmann… - JNCI: Journal of the …, 1993 - academic.oup.com
Background: Epidemiological evidence suggests lack of neonatal circumcision as the
strongest risk factor for penile cancer, but the role of sexually transmitted diseases in the
etiology of penile cancer has remained unclear. Purpose: To further clarify risk factors for
penile cancer, we examined the role of circumcision, personal characteristics and habits
(such as smoking), sexually transmitted diseases, past sexual activity, and medical
conditions of the penis. Methods: A population based, case-control study was conducted in …
strongest risk factor for penile cancer, but the role of sexually transmitted diseases in the
etiology of penile cancer has remained unclear. Purpose: To further clarify risk factors for
penile cancer, we examined the role of circumcision, personal characteristics and habits
(such as smoking), sexually transmitted diseases, past sexual activity, and medical
conditions of the penis. Methods: A population based, case-control study was conducted in …
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