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Family History and Risk of Bladder Cancer: An Analysis Accounting for First- and Second-degree Relatives.

Evan Yi-Wen YuMariana C SternXuejuan JiangLi TangPiet A van den BrandtChih-Ming LuMargaret R KaragasCarlo La VecchiaCristina BosettiJerry PoleselKlaus GolkaZuo-Feng ZhangPaul VilleneuveMaurice P ZeegersAnke Wesselius
Published in: Cancer prevention research (Philadelphia, Pa.) (2022)
This study found a positive association between family history and bladder cancer in first- and second-degree relatives, with an added effect attributed to smoking. Given the detriments of bladder cancer, at-risk individuals should receive family history screening and tobacco cessation and avoidance counseling.
Keyphrases
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