Dear Editor,The global burden of cancer is significant.The list of malignancies regarded as obesity-related continues to expand as evidence accumulates[1,2].Fueled by the ongoing obesity epidemic,obesity has emerged a...Dear Editor,The global burden of cancer is significant.The list of malignancies regarded as obesity-related continues to expand as evidence accumulates[1,2].Fueled by the ongoing obesity epidemic,obesity has emerged as one of the most important preventable causes of cancerworldwide[1,3].Given the long latency periods of many obesity-related adult cancers,risk factors with onset during early age and accumulation of risks during one’s life course are likely to be of importance[4].展开更多
基金Thisworkwas supported by the Swedish Research Council and by grants from the Swedish state under the agreement between the Swedish Government and the County Councils,the ALF-agreement(grant numbers 883541,723791 and 238261),Swedish Heart-Lung Foundation,the Lundberg Foundation,the Torsten Soderberg Foundation,the Novo Nordisk Foundation and the Knut and Alice Wallenberg Foundation.None of the funders had any role in the design and conduct of the study,collection,management,analysis,and interpretation of the data,or preparation,review,or approval of the manuscript.
文摘Dear Editor,The global burden of cancer is significant.The list of malignancies regarded as obesity-related continues to expand as evidence accumulates[1,2].Fueled by the ongoing obesity epidemic,obesity has emerged as one of the most important preventable causes of cancerworldwide[1,3].Given the long latency periods of many obesity-related adult cancers,risk factors with onset during early age and accumulation of risks during one’s life course are likely to be of importance[4].
