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Overweight BMI compromises survival and correlates with aggressive phenotypes in early-onset but not late-onset rectal cancer patients.
Jinlin Cai, Tuoyang Li, Jingrong Weng, Ziye Zhang, Junyi Han, Ziming Li, Zhihao Xu, Ying Du, Jinxin Lin, Meijin Huang, Xiaolin Wang, Yanxin Luo, Huichuan Yu
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BACKGROUND: The incidence of early-onset colorectal cancer (EOCRC) is rising globally, presenting unique clinical challenges due to its aggressive nature compared to late-onset cases. While obesity is a known risk factor for carcinogenesis, its prognostic significance specifically on the EOCRC…
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