Just published in JNCI, Munro et al report the findings of their large-scale prospective survey on smoking quit rates by cigarette type: their analysis revealed similar net quit rates among menthol and non-menthol #smokers .
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Authors in JNCI recommend that #cancerprevention programs target exposures to #endocrinedisruptors in hair relaxers, other products. Opportunity to reduce disparities. Thanks Adana A.M. Llanos, PhD, MPH (she/her) for citing Silent Spring Inst approach. bit.ly/3Sws1O2

'Policy change and evidence-based interventions to reduce exposure to potentially hazardous hair products and other #PCPs could be impactful for #cancerprevention and control and provide a multitude of benefits for population health.” JNCI

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Just published in JNCI, Gardiner et al calculate the #pancreaticcancer risk for 6 genes commonly included in multigene panel testing for hereditary #cancer risk, paving the way for future tailored risk-based #cancer screening. #pancsm
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Now in JNCI #CancerSpectrum ! Gandy et al study gender differences in functional neuroimaging outcomes after chemo in pediatric ALL since long-term survivors are at elevated risk for neurocognitive deficits. #survonv #ayacsm #leucsm
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[1/3] Stop what you're doing and go read this really important JNCI commentary! Adana A.M. Llanos, PhD, MPH (she/her) Jasmine.A.Mcdonald.PHD Dede Teteh and Traci B, PhD argue that personal care products are an important target for #CancerPrevention interventions. #EpiTwitter doi.org/10.1093/jnci/d…

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“We applaud Chang and colleagues for adding to the growing body of evidence that #PCPs , specifically hair straightening products, are associated with hormone related #cancers in women.”

Read more in the latest addition to the JNCI #DEI Collection: bit.ly/3F2JDhv

In this JNCI editorial, Dr Nancy Keating MD MPH reflects on Lai study for the population-based cohorts of individuals who may not be well represented by clinical trial participants.
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Recently published in JNCI, a new study has found epidemiologic evidence of association between the use of hair straightening products and #uterinecancer .

You can find out more in the free-to-read article here:
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Our new study on hair products and uterine cancer risk is out today in JNCI .

We found that use of chemical straighteners and relaxers were associated with a higher incidence of uterine cancer.

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Published in JNCI, 'these findings are the first epidemiologic evidence of association between use of straightening products and #uterinecancer .'

Discover more in the free-to-read article here: bit.ly/3VR6Jh5

In this JNCI study, Dr. Lillian Lai MD MS and team examine the association bw #abiraterone or #enzalutamide and metabolic or cardiovascular toxicity risk while on treatment to understand their safety profiles in real-world settings.
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In this JNCI editorial, Dr. Paulo Pinheiro MD PhD appraises the Chen study in the context of the changing patterns of cancer risk among immigrants and successive generations.

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In this JNCI study, Chen et al assessed #cancer mortality by birthplace and generation status of Mexican Latinos. Such contributing factors may be crucial to address increasing cancer mortality in US-born Mexican Latinos.

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In this JNCI editorial, Drs. Salzman & Russell reflect on the GOSAFE Study and the Surgical Care for Older Adults and the Importance of Patient-Centered Outcomes in Daily Practice. #gerionc #oncsurg

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'Transition to single-dose vaccination programs paired with adequate HPV vaccine supply presents a tremendous public health opportunity to greatly expand the prevention of future HPV-driven cancers'

JNCI National Cancer Institute World Health Organization (WHO) OncoAlert Dr. Doug Lowy
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