The Association between Polluted Neighborhoods and TP53-Mutated Non-Small Cell Lung Cancer.

Loretta Ehrunmwunsee Sam E Wing Jenny ShenHengrui HuErnesto SosaLisa N LopezCatherine RaquelMelissa SurPilar Ibarra-NoriegaMadeline CurreyJanet LeeJae Y KimDan J RazArya AminiSagus SampathMarianna KoczywasErminia MassarelliHoward L WestKaren L Reckamp Rick A KittlesRavi SalgiaVictoria L SeewaldtSusan L NeuhausenStacy W Gray

Published in: Cancer epidemiology, biomarkers & prevention : a publication of the American Association for Cancer Research, cosponsored by the American Society of Preventive Oncology (2021)

The link between pollution and aggressive biology may contribute to the increased burden of adverse NSCLC outcomes in individuals living in lower SES neighborhoods.

Keyphrases

heavy metals
small cell lung cancer
risk assessment
health risk assessment
particulate matter
advanced non small cell lung cancer
human health
risk factors
emergency department
brain metastases
adipose tissue
wild type
climate change
insulin resistance