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International Journal of Cancer

Cancer survivors face more illnesses, especially with low education

In over 109,000 Danish cancer survivors followed for a median 6.9 years, new illness rates exceeded those of cancer-free peers, with short education linked to further…In over 109,000 Danish cancer survivors followed for a median 6.9 years, new illness rates exceeded those of cancer-free peers, with short education linked to further increases.

Cohort study of 574,022 peoplePopulations
medRxiv

Sustained part-time work is linked to lower dementia risk

Compared with retiring from full-time work in the early-to-mid 60s, older adults with sustained part-time employment had lower odds of dementia, with an odds ratio of…Compared with retiring from full-time work in the early-to-mid 60s, older adults with sustained part-time employment had lower odds of dementia, with an odds ratio of 0.62.

Preprint: cohort study of 13,879 peopleDementia
Mayo Clinic Proceedings

Cardiorespiratory fitness is linked to survival after cancer

In adults later diagnosed with cancer, estimated 15-year survival probabilities rose from 39.3% to 77.4% across the estimated cardiorespiratory fitness range.In adults later diagnosed with cancer, estimated 15-year survival probabilities rose from 39.3% to 77.4% across the estimated cardiorespiratory fitness range.

Cohort study of 10,462 peopleCancer