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Background Women with breast cancer are at higher risk of cardiovascular disease (CVD) compared with women without breast cancer. Whether higher diet quality at breast cancer diagnosis lowers this risk remains unknown. We set out to determine if higher diet quality at breast cancer diagnosis was related to lower risk of CVD and CVD-related death. Methods This analysis included 3415 participants ...
Our study investigates the trends in prostate cancer screening amid the COVID-19 pandemic, particularly focusing on racial disparities between Black and White men. Utilizing data from the Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance System from 2018, 2020, and 2022, we analyzed prostate-specific antigen screening rates in men aged 45-75 years. Our findings reveal initial declines in screening rates for ...
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JNCI CS is proud to celebrate several recent milestone achievements. The journal successfully passed the review process for full deposit in PubMed Central, which means that all JNCI CS manuscripts are indexed and available in PubMed. JNCI CS has also been accepted for inclusion in MEDLINE.
The journal has also recently been selected for the Emerging Sources Citation Index, which places it in the Web of Science Core Collection.
From Dr Google to ChatGPT: are the tides turning in how cancer patients access information?
Dive into an exciting exploration of how ChatGPT “holds great potential to revolutionize how people seek health information”, courtesy of JNCI Cancer Spectrum author, Dr. Ashley Hopkins.
Read the post here.
JNCI Cancer Spectrum: Call For Papers
The Editors of JNCI Cancer Spectrum are calling for papers investigating how social determinants of health impact cancer care and outcomes, with particular interest in studies that involve clinical trials or prospective data collection.
Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion for the JNCI Journals
In 2022, the JNCI journals launched a DEI initiative, committing to increase diversity and inclusion of underrepresented groups in the peer review process and research dissemination. 1 year on, the teams provide an update. Read the editorial here.
Cancer patient or cancer survivor? Understanding illness identity.
Read a post on cancer survivorship written by JNCI Cancer Spectrum authors Dr. Melissa S. Y. Thong and Dr. Volker Arndt.
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