A case control study investigating the effects of levels of physical activity at work as a risk factor for prostate cancer.

Environ Health · 2014 · PMC4237774 · PMID 25103150

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For total cumulative activity a significant trend in increasing risk was observed for moderate grade but not high grade tumours (heterogeneity p = 0.06).

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a slight trendno p-value reported

Firstly that manual handling of burdens which displayed a slight trend with high grade tumours did not show an association with total prostate cancer.

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an increasing trendno p-value reported

In regard to occupational physical workload no statistically significant association was observed overall but an increasing trend with level of exposure was observed for high grade compared with moderate grade tumours.

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a small trendno p-value reported

We also found cumulative activity-over-time to be modestly associated with prostate cancer risk and showed a small trend with the moderate grade tumours.

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