White Blood Cell Count and Risk of Incident Lung Cancer in the UK Biobank.

Jason Y Y WongBryan A BassigErikka LoftfieldWei HuNeal D FreedmanBu-Tian JiPaul ElliottDebra T SilvermanStephen J ChanockNathaniel RothmanQing Lan

Published in: JNCI cancer spectrum (2019)

Elevated WBCs could potentially be one of many important markers for increased lung cancer risk, especially among never-smoking women and ever-smoking men.

Keyphrases

smoking cessation
single cell
polycystic ovary syndrome
cardiovascular disease
cell therapy
pregnancy outcomes
middle aged
cross sectional
stem cells
peripheral blood
metabolic syndrome
cervical cancer screening
pregnant women
type diabetes
mesenchymal stem cells
skeletal muscle