Graham G. Giles

The University of Melbourne1 paperORCID 0000-0003-4946-9099OpenAlex

Papers

International Journal of CancerHumans

Epigenetic smoking scores predict lung and urothelial cancer risk

In older Australians, epigenetic smoking scores explained up to 50% of pack-year variance, with mCigarette carrying a 2.18-fold higher lung cancer…In older Australians, epigenetic smoking scores explained up to 50% of pack-year variance, with mCigarette carrying a 2.18-fold higher lung cancer risk per standard deviation.