Composite protective lifestyle factors and risk of developing gastric adenocarcinoma: the Singapore Chinese Health Study.

Br J Cancer · 2017 · PMC5344300 · PMID 28125822

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Using a WHO-recommended cutoff for obesity for Asian populations (⩾27.5 kg m −2 ; WHO, 2004 ), we found obesity was associated with borderline significant increase in risk of overall gastric adenocarcinoma and significant increase in risk of adenocarcinoma in the cardia.

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