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Prospective study on the association between 36 human blood cell traits and pan-cancer outcomes: a mendelian randomization analysis.

BMC cancer - 22 Nov 2024

Liang Jinghao, Zhou Xinyi, Lin Yijian, Yin Hongming, Liu Yuanqing, Xie Zixian, Lin Hongmiao, Wu Tongtong, Zhang Xinrong, Tan Zhaofeng, Cheng Ziqiu, Yin Weiqiang, Guo Zhihua, Chen Wenzhe

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BACKGROUND: Research on the link between blood cell traits and cancer risk has gained significant attention. Traditional epidemiological and cell biology studies, have identified correlations between blood traits and cancer risks. These findings are important as they suggest potential risk factors and biological mechanisms. However, these studies often can't confirm causality, pointing to the need for further...

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PMID: 39578790
DOI: 10.1186/s12885-024-13133-5
PMCID: PMC11583664

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