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Overall and central obesity and prostate cancer risk in African men.

Ilir AgalliuWei-Kaung Jerry LinJanice S ZhangJudith S JacobsonThomas E RohanBen AduseiNana Yaa F SnyperCaroline AndrewsElkhansa SidahmedJames E MensahRichard BiritwumAndrew A AdjeiVictoria OkyneJoana Ainuson-QuampahPedro FernandezHayley IrusenEmeka OdiakaOluyemisi Folake FolasireMakinde Gabriel IfeoluwaOseremen I Aisuodionoe-ShadrachMaxwell Madueke NwegbuAudrey PentzWenlong Carl ChenMaureen JoffeAlfred I NeugutThierno Amadou DialloMohamed JallohTimothy R RebbeckAkindele Olupelumi AdebiyiAnn W Hsing
Published in: Cancer causes & control : CCC (2021)
The high prevalence of overall and central obesity in African men and their association with intermediate-risk PCa represent an emerging public health concern in Africa. Large cohort studies are needed to better clarify the role of obesity and PCa in various African populations.
Keyphrases
  • insulin resistance
  • metabolic syndrome
  • prostate cancer
  • weight loss
  • public health
  • high fat diet induced
  • type diabetes
  • weight gain
  • adipose tissue
  • middle aged
  • skeletal muscle
  • physical activity
  • genetic diversity