Table 2. Associations of brown fat, obesity and loss/mutation of tumor suppressor genes in endometrial and breast cancer. † P53 mutation in case of PTEN or BRCA1 mutation. ‡ Brown fat state in ...

Endometrial cancer (EC) is the most common gynecological malignancy in developed countries, with its incidence steadily rising worldwide due to increasing ...

“This is due to the fact that obesity is associated with excess estrogen which leads to stimulation of the lining of the uterus, [which then can lead] to endometrial cancer,” he explain ...

Comprehensive study exposes critical health risks of obesity, including diabetes, heart disease, and cancer, while offering ...

This guest essay reflects the views of Dr. Richard Barakat, physician-in-chief at the Northwell Health Cancer Institute.

The link between obesity and cancer is undeniable, with excess fat cells acting as a catalyst for tumor development. While ...

Yes, you read that right! A well-planned and balanced diet plays the most crucial role in cancer prevention. You may consider ...

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uterine, prostate and pancreatic cancers. Other studies showed children with obesity diagnosed with cancer have a higher likelihood of adverse events. However, that research has been ...

2. Ovarian Cancer: Research indicates that a woman's chance of developing ovarian cancer may be influenced by hormonal ...

Possible explanations include better detection and rising obesity ... and endometrial cancers compared to white people and 50% more likely to die from cervical cancer — a cancer type that ...