Medscape
TOPLINE: A higher body mass index (BMI) across all ages as well as significant weight gain during adulthood were associated with a greater risk for renal cell carcinoma, while a BMI reduction of 10% or more in adulthood, especially after age 50 years, was associated with a lower risk for renal carcinoma…
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How Lifetime Weight Patterns Influence Kidney Cancer Risk
Tami Latson
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TOPLINE: A higher body mass index (BMI) across all ages as well as significant weight gain during adulthood were associated with a greater risk for renal cell carcinoma, while a BMI reduction of 10% or more in adulthood, especially after age 50 years, was associated with a lower risk for renal carcinoma…
