Search Results - "Okyne, Victoria"
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Overall and central obesity and prostate cancer risk in African men
Published in Cancer causes & control (01-02-2022)“…Purpose African men are disproportionately affected by prostate cancer (PCa). Given the increasing prevalence of obesity in Africa, and its association with…”
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Factors contributing to delays in diagnosis of breast cancers in Ghana, West Africa
Published in Breast cancer research and treatment (01-02-2017)“…Background Late diagnoses and poor prognoses of breast cancer are common throughout Africa. Methods To identify responsible factors, we utilized data from a…”
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Design considerations for identifying breast cancer risk factors in a population‐based study in Africa
Published in International journal of cancer (15-06-2017)“…Although breast cancer is becoming more prevalent in Africa, few epidemiologic studies have been undertaken and appropriate methodologic approaches remain…”
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Discovery of structural deletions in breast cancer predisposition genes using whole genome sequencing data from > 2000 women of African-ancestry
Published in Human genetics (01-10-2021)“…Single germline nucleotide pathogenic variants have been identified in 12 breast cancer predisposition genes, but structural deletions in these genes remain…”
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Usual adult occupation and risk of prostate cancer in West African men: the Ghana Prostate Study
Published in Occupational and environmental medicine (London, England) (01-02-2019)“…ObjectivesEstablished prostate cancer (PCa) risk factors include age, family history of PCa and African ancestry. Studies, mostly among highly screened,…”
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Circulating tumor DNA is readily detectable among Ghanaian breast cancer patients supporting non-invasive cancer genomic studies in Africa
Published in NPJ precision oncology (17-09-2021)“…Circulating tumor DNA (ctDNA) sequencing studies could provide novel insights into the molecular pathology of cancer in sub-Saharan Africa. In 15 patient…”
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