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  • eBook:Cancer Epidemiology

    Cancer Epidemiology

    Volume 2, Modifiable Factors
    Mukesh Verma
    978-1-60327-492-0
    2009
    Edition 1
    • Provides a detailed analysis of the study of genes and environments and their interaction and how the use of population sciences facilitates translation and application of new discoveries
    • Delves into inherited genetic susceptibility as wells as epigenetics and risk of cancer
    • Presents the use of genomics as the latest tool in translational epidemiology
    • Examines how cancer epidemiology plays a role public health policy
    • Provides the latest information on modifiable factors in cancer epidemiology: disparities, lifestyle, energy balance and physical activity, smoking and alcohol intake
    • Studies how host susceptibility factors such as race and ethinicity influence risk of cancer
    • Role of novel technologies and methodologies in unlocking the mysteries of interactions of gene and environment to early detection and intervention of cancers
    • Role of cutting-edge technology in predicting genetic mutation caused by gene and environment
    • Provides comprehensive information on the epidemiology of organ specific cancers
    • Includes supplementary material: sn.pub/extras

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