Liver Cancer Incidence in Kazakhstan: Fifteen-Year Retrospective Study.

Nurbek Saginbekovich Igissinov Didar Orazbayev Zhansaya Telmanova Indira KudaibergenovaNiyazbek MamatovZarina Bilyalova Gulnur Igissinova Kulsara Rustemova Dulat Turebayev Akzhunis Jexenova Kairat Adaibayev Umetaly Sayakov Fatima Dzhumabayeva Svetlana MuratbekovaLuliia SitnikovaChetana Prakash Deshmukh Ivan ShishkinKarina Kozhakhmet

Published in: Asian Pacific journal of cancer prevention : APJCP (2024)

The study on liver cancer in Kazakhstan reveals marked gender and age differences. The standardized incidence rate among men was twofold greater than that among women. A distinct rise in cases was noted among individuals aged 70-74 years. Regional variations in incidence were evident. These findings emphasize the necessity for focused research to comprehend the causes behind these differences, enabling customized interventions for Kazakhstan's population.

Keyphrases

risk factors
physical activity
polycystic ovary syndrome
mental health
pregnancy outcomes
pregnant women
insulin resistance