Background Obesity rates are recognized to be at epidemic levels throughout much of the
world, posing significant threats to both the health and financial security of many nations …

Background and Aims Associations between soy intake and risk of cancer have been
evaluated in prospective observational studies with inconsistent results. Whether the …

A negative correlation exists between environmental temperature and cancer risk based on
both epidemiological and statistical analyses. Previously, cold stress was reported to be an …

The unobtrusive cold environmental temperature can be linked to the development of
cancer. This study, for the first time, envisaged cold stress‐mediated induction of a zinc …

Background: Our aim was to identify gaps and limitations in the current literature and to
make recommendations for future research required to address these. Materials and …

Background: Information on prostate cancer testing and incidence among men under age 50
is scant. This study aims to describe trends of prostate cancer testing and incidence by …

The initial aim of environmental epidemiology is to estimate the causal effects of
environmental exposures on health outcomes. However, due to lack of enough covariates in …

Cancer incidence is inexplicably high in cold countries. This has been revealed by recent
genetic and epidemiological studies. These studies used data from the GLOBOCAN-2012 …

The hypothesis that vitamin D deficiency increases the risk of clinical prostate cancer has
stimulated an extensive body of research. Ecologic studies have shown that mortality rates …

The high incidence and mortality and the increasing trend of prostate cancer has been one
of the public health issues in many countries and regions. Meanwhile, the spatio-temporal …