Barely Significant

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Follow-up by two prospective cohort studies suggested a positive trend of cadmium exposure as a risk factor for endometrial cancer in women with a BMI<25 in one [ 25 ], while the other found no association [ 26 ] possibly due to apparent difficulty in accurately estimating biological exposure to environmental cadmium.
The analysis returned an OR of 1.10 in favor of high NLR value group with a slight between-study heterogeneity (I 2 13.20%, P = 0.32); however, the 95% CI crossed the no-effect line ( Fig 4A , 95% CI 0.69–1.73), which showed that associations between high NLR values and higher CEA levels were with marginal significance.