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Obese and underweight women may be less likely to seek cancer screening because of health status, self-perception, and body image related to non-desirable weight. This study examined the relationship between body mass index (BMI) and mammography screening, using the data from the year 2000 United States National Health Interview Survey.This study included 7692 white and 1496 black female participants...
Objectives: This paper reviews the epidemiologic data of associations between physical activity and cancer risk, describes potential mechanisms for a physical activity cancer link, and proposes future directions for research. Methods: We reviewed English-language published papers on physical activity and cancer through Medline searches for epidemiologic studies, and through references on individual...
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