Body size and thyroid cancer in two million Norwegian men and women

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作者：
A Engeland
S Tretli
L A Akslen
T Bjørge
机构：
[1] Norwegian Institute of Public Health,Division of Epidemiology
[2] Section for Epidemiology and Medical Statistics,Department of Public Health and Primary Health Care
[3] University of Bergen,Division of Epidemiology
[4] The Cancer Registry of Norway,undefined
[5] Institute of Population-Based Cancer Research,undefined
[6] The Gade Institute,undefined
[7] Section for Pathology,undefined
[8] University of Bergen,undefined
[9] Norwegian Institute of Public Health,undefined
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British Journal of Cancer | 2006年 / 95卷
关键词：
thyroid cancer; body mass index; height; cohort study; Norway;
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摘要：
We investigated relations between measured body mass index (BMI) and stature and thyroid cancer (3046 cases) in a large Norwegian cohort of more than two million individuals. The risk of thyroid cancer, especially of the papillary and follicular types, increased moderately with increasing BMI and height in both sexes.
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