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June 15, 2021 // --Prostate cancer is the most common type of cancer in Canadian men and the third leading cause of cancer death.
Cancer Causes & Control Scientists from the University of Quebec, Canada, conducted a population-based case-control study to investigate the relationship between body size trajectories and the incidence of prostate cancer.
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Over the years, many studies have shown that obesity may be a major risk factor for prostate cancer.
The actual distribution of body fat seems to be an important factor in the occurrence of diseases, and its impact on a person’s health may vary, depending on whether the fat is concentrated in the abdomen or distributed throughout the body; the researchers said that abdominal obesity or It will trigger changes in the body's hormones and metabolism, thereby promoting the growth of hormone-dependent cancer cells
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Researchers believe that general obesity does not show the same correlation as abdominal fat, which may be due to the biological effects of detection bias and possibility
General obesity does not show the same correlation as abdominal fat, which may be due to the biological effects of detection bias and possibility
The results of this study indicate that abdominal obesity may increase the risk of invasive prostate cancer, and the inverse relationship between body size trajectory and prostate cancer may also reflect the blood dilution status of PSA in the body, lower detection rate or true Etiological effects
Original source:
Original source:Vallières, E.
Vallières, E.
, Mésidor, M.
, Roy-Gagnon, MH.
et al.
General and abdominal obesity trajectories across adulthood, and risk of prostate cancer: results from the PROtEuS study, Montreal, Canada .
Cancer Causes Control 32, 653– 665 (2021).
doi: 10.
1007/s10552-021-01419-z General and abdominal obesity trajectories across adulthood, and risk of prostate cancer: results from the PROtEuS study, Montreal, Canada Cancer Causes Control
