Obesity and the risk of cholangiocarcinoma: a meta-analysis
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Darla wrote:Not saying that there is not a connection, but wanted to add this to the mix. My husband was thin and healthy all his life until CC. A study will be interesting. Wonder what the percentage of thin versus obese that get cancer is.
Well, I’m one. First health issue I’ve ever had. Honestly, I would have picked a different one if is had a choice.
I agree re the obesity as a risk factor also. At the conference I was at the other week, obesity was mentioned many times as a contributing factor towards many of the cancers that were being discussed, CC, HCC, pancreatic cancer etc with the biggest single contributing factor towards HCC in Scotland being alcohol abuse.
Gavin
Not saying that there is not a connection, but wanted to add this to the mix. My husband was thin and healthy all his life until CC. A study will be interesting. Wonder what the percentage of thin versus obese that get cancer is.
I totally agree. That’s why I’m doing all that testing! More knowledge for me and the researchers. I will make all my path reports available to whoever asks.
Agree, Kris. But the more we know – the better off we are. A large, clinical study is as close as we can get to receiving the best answer available to us. And, that has not yet happened in the obesity connection.
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MarionObesity and the risk of cholangiocarcinoma: a meta-analysis.
http://link.springer.com/article/10.1007%2Fs13277-014-1939-4
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