- Germline Genetic Variation, Cancer Outcome, and Pharmacogenetics
[作者:Coate, L; Cuffe, S; Horgan, A; Hung, RJ; Christiani, D; Liu, G,期刊:Journal of clinical oncology, 页码:4029-4037 , 文章类型: Review,,卷期:2010年28-26]
- Studies of the role of germline or inherited genetic variation on cancer outcome can fall into three distinct categories. First, the impact of highly penetrant but lowly prevalent mutations of germline DNA on cancer prog...
- Weight, Physical Activity, Diet, and Prognosis in Breast and Gynecologic Cancers
[作者:McTiernan, A; Irwin, M; VonGruenigen, V,期刊:Journal of clinical oncology, 页码:4074-4080 , 文章类型: Review,,卷期:2010年28-26]
- Diet, physical activity, and weight may affect prognosis among women who are diagnosed with breast or gynecologic cancer. Observational studies show associations between being overweight or obese and weight gain with sev...
- Host Factors and Cancer Progression: Biobehavioral Signaling Pathways and Interventions
[作者:Lutgendorf, SK; Sood, AK; Antoni, MH,期刊:Journal of clinical oncology, 页码:4094-4099 , 文章类型: Review,,卷期:2010年28-26]
- Whereas evidence for the role of psychosocial factors in cancer initiation has been equivocal, support continues to grow for links between psychological factors such as stress, depression, and social isolation and progre...
- Impact of Age, Sex, and Comorbidity on Cancer Therapy and Disease Progression
[作者:Pal, SK; Hurria, A,期刊:Journal of clinical oncology, 页码:4086-4093 , 文章类型: Review,,卷期:2010年28-26]
- A theme of personalized medicine was highlighted at the 2009 Annual Meeting of the American Society of Clinical Oncology. To this end, the current review focuses on the impact of host characteristics (such as age, sex, a...
- Energetics in Colorectal and Prostate Cancer
[作者:Meyerhardt, JA; Ma, J; Courneya, KS,期刊:Journal of clinical oncology, 页码:4066-4073 , 文章类型: Review,,卷期:2010年28-26]
- For decades, extensive research has explored the association between factors related to energy balance and the development of both colorectal cancer and prostate cancer. Physical inactivity, obesity, higher red meat cons...
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