Heinz Freisling
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Hi, I am epidemiologist at the International Agency for Research on Cancer. Find me also on @hfreisling.bsky.social
Lyon, France
Joined May 2019
Is your body shape linked to cancer risk?š§.Find out hereš.@AnjaSedlmeier @VivianViallon @pietro220468 @LPeruchet @e_fontvieille @KhoeiNazli @KTsilidis @A_PerezCornago @kristinborch et al. š.@Institut_cancer š.#NCMTeam @IARCWHO #Cancer #obesity .
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The protein craze: scientists talk supplements ā and who should take them
nature.com
Nature - Most people can get enough protein from food, but certain groups can benefit from protein powders and related products.
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RT @KickBigSodaOut: Sugary drinks come with a plastic cost.š„¤. Big Soda produces millions of bottles every day. Most of them end up in oceanā¦.
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RT @BMJMedicine: š We canāt afford to overlook the crucial issue of Content Integrity. Hear our EiC, Sophie Cook, on how BMJ Medicine upholā¦.
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RT @aicrtweets: AICR promotes healthy lifestyle goals to help prevent cancer. You can download a 30-day checklist to help you eat well, movā¦.
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AI content is tainting preprints: how moderators are fighting back
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Nature - Preprint servers are seeing a rise in submissions seemingly produced by paper mills or with help from AI tools.
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šPlant-based dietary patterns and age-specific risk of multimorbidity of cancer and cardiometabolic diseases: a prospective analysis - The Lancet Healthy Longevity .@CordovaReynalda et al. @IARCWHO @TheLancet .
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A healthy plant-based diet might reduce the burden of multimorbidity of cancer and cardiometabolic diseases among middle-aged and older adults.
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What 11,000 researchers said about null results ā and why it matters
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At the end of 2024, Springer Nature surveyed over 11,000 researchers about their opinions on using, and publishing, null results. The outcome: A comprehensive White Paper, The State of Null Results,...
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The protein craze: scientists talk supplements ā and who should take them
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Researchers value null results, but struggle to publish them
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Nature - Survey finds that fear of reputational harm and a lack of support and publication platforms are among respondentsā key concerns.
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RT @mirrorsmed: Body mass index and breast cancer risk among postmenopausal women with and without cardiometabolic diseases: Findings fromā¦.
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RT @WileyOnc_Hem: New research published in @JournalCancer reveals that excess weight is linked to an especially high risk of developing #Bā¦.
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RT @JournalCancer: How does BMI affect breast cancer risk in postmenopausal women with and without cardiovascular disease (CVD)? Analysis sā¦.
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š¢Postmenopausal women with CVD have a 31% higher risk of breast cancer with each 5 kg/mĀ² increase in BMI, compared to a 13% increase in those without CVD. #BreastCancer #CVD .š@e_fontvieille et al. @IARCWHO .š @wcrfint .@JournalCancer .
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How many PhDs does the world need? Doctoral graduates vastly outnumber jobs in academia
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Nature - PhD programmes need to better prepare students for careers outside universities, researchers warn.
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Transparent peer review to be extended to all of Natureās research papers
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Nature - From today, all new submissions to Nature that are published will be accompanied by refereesā reports and author responses ā to illuminate the process of producing rigorous science.
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7/7 Full text in eClinicalMedicine @eClinicalMed @IARCWHO @michaelstein @HBaurecht @wcrfint @Institut_cancer.
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The link between preclinical obesity and increased cancer risk suggests that obesity-related carcinogenesis begins before clinically detectable abnormalities, highlighting the need for early risk...
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6/7 Our results suggest that obesity-related carcinogenesis involves both excess adiposity and its metabolic consequences. Refining obesity classification by distinguishing preclinical from clinical obesity may improve risk stratification and targeted prevention strategies.
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5/7 BMI-based obesity displayed an inverse association with #lungcancer risk. Clinical obesity showed a positive relation, likely because it captures risk related to both excess fat and smoking-induced respiratory dysfunction, making it less prone to smoking confounding.
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