Cancer Science & Research
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Epidemiologic Evidence Strongly Indicates Age-Related Gender Differences in Total Neoplasias Burden
Authors: Viktor I. Goudochnikov.
Abstract
The evidence is presented that clearly shows women’s predisposition to neoplasias in general, especially in reproductive organs, in age categories related to fertile period. This evidence is compared with our previous data on anemias and cardiometabolic disorders in Southern region of Brazil. The conclusion is made on urgent necessity for further investigations of morbidity and mortalilty in life-course epidemiology as intrinsic part of DOHaD paradigm.
Citation:
Viktor I. Goudochnikov. Epidemiologic Evidence Strongly Indicates Age-Related Gender Differences in Total Neoplasias Burden. Cancer Sci Res. 2026; 9(4).
DOI:
10.33425/2639-8478.1129
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