Papers by Lin Yang

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  1. 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
  2. Research Square

    Model predicted frailty risk in older emergency patients

    The model achieved a discrimination score of 0.940 in 143 patients set aside for testing, in a retrospective study of older emergency patients.The model achieved a discrimination score of 0.940 in 143 patients set aside for testing, in a retrospective study of older emergency patients.

    Preprint: cohort study of 22,670 peopleBiomarkers
  3. Journal of Cellular Biochemistry

    Chronic stress worsened bone loss in mice after ovary removal

    In an animal experiment, mice whose ovaries had been removed showed worse osteoporosis and anxiety- and depression-like behaviour after eight weeks of chronic stress.In an animal experiment, mice whose ovaries had been removed showed worse osteoporosis and anxiety- and depression-like behaviour after eight weeks of chronic stress.

    Experiments in miceBones and joints
  4. International Journal of Cancer

    Physical activity linked to lower liver cancer risk

    At least four weekly hours of moderate to vigorous activity was linked to an estimated 18 fewer liver cancers per 100,000 by age 67 than under four hours.At least four weekly hours of moderate to vigorous activity was linked to an estimated 18 fewer liver cancers per 100,000 by age 67 than under four hours.

    Cohort study of 263,184 peopleLiver cancer
  1. Biological Psychiatry Global Open Science

    Smoking links to dementia risk mainly in APOE ε4 noncarriers

    Across 207,887 participants in a meta-analysis, current smoking was associated with all-cause dementia risk exclusively among APOE ε4 noncarriers.Across 207,887 participants in a meta-analysis, current smoking was associated with all-cause dementia risk exclusively among APOE ε4 noncarriers.

    Cohort study of 173,366 peopleAll-cause dementia