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Environmental factors and risk for endometrial cancer development

  • A. Popiela1
  • M. S. Gabrys1
  • M. Pariszczyk1,*,

12nd Clinic of Gynaecology, Medical University ofWrodaw, Wroctaw, Poland

DOI: 10.12892/ejgo200302209 Vol.24,Issue 2,March 2003 pp.209-213

Published: 10 March 2003

*Corresponding Author(s): M. Pariszczyk E-mail:

Abstract

Getting to know the most important environmental risk factors for endometrial cancer development lets us provide well programmed primary preventive activity, thus avoiding or greatly reducing environmental risk factors for diseases. This activity may lead to a reduced number of new cases of endometrial cancer. We can help women live longer and better by well programmed preventive activity even when medical knowledge has reached such a high level of development. The authors analysed environmental risk factors for endometrial cancer development based on international medical references. The aim of our work was to review the environmental risk factors for endometrial cancer development which provoke initiation of the disease, sometimes change the clinical stage of the disease and influence medical treatment.

Keywords

Endometrial cancer; Risk factors; Cancer development

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A. Popiela,M. S. Gabrys,M. Pariszczyk. Environmental factors and risk for endometrial cancer development . European Journal of Gynaecological Oncology. 2003. 24(2);209-213.

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