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…and M-codes are mandatory for all histopathology reports with a cancer diagnosis. Other SNOMED codes, including procedure codes (P-cod…

…ritical to avoid exacerbating existing inequities. For example, prostate cancer incidence is higher in black patients.55 Further, incidence, pa…

…sed for establishing causal relations with current occupational cancer outcomes.…

…xposure-response associations in future etiologic analyses with cancer and other outcomes.…

…asbestosis by half (Risk Ratio, RR: 0.52, 95% CI 0.43-0.63) and lung cancer by 15% (RR: 0.85, 95% CI 0.78-0.92) compared to the observed na…

…ly exposed employees, there is an additional risk of developing cancer. In two employees from this group, a concentration above the pr…

…mapping and dissecting the opposing effects of myeloid cells on cancer progression and immunotherapy response. The overall impact of m…

…ISPON-3 visit, mainly from undifferentiated SpA to axial SpA or psoriatic arthritis. In multivariable analysis, dactylitis, younger age and lower B…

…7.2%) had ultrasound-detected subclinical synovitis, 10 (18.9%) tenosynovitis, 1 (1.9%) digital extensor peritendinitis and 13 (24.5%) enthes…

…Mortality rates from conditions such as cancer and heart disease have fallen significantly in recent years, but deaths from live…

… transfer and participation highlights the importance of BMI in childhood cancer survivors. Addressing these factors is key to achieving better …

…The annual number of cancer deaths is set to rise to more than 18 million in 2050, a major …