期刊
CANCER CAUSES & CONTROL
卷 23, 期 5, 页码 769-777出版社
SPRINGER
DOI: 10.1007/s10552-012-9946-5
关键词
Cancer; Diabetes; Obesity; Abnormal blood lipids; Comorbidity; Epidemiology; Insulin and metformin therapy
资金
- Southern Regional Health Care Committee (Sodra Regionvardsnamnden)
- Swedish Cancer Society
- Region Scania Funds
To study how the incidence of cancer is related to diabetes, obesity or abnormal blood lipids. Diagnosis of diabetes, obesity or abnormal blood lipids was studied 0-10 years prior to the diagnosis of cancer in 19,756 cases of cancer and in 147,324 controls matched regarding age, sex and domicile. Diabetes was significantly more common prior to diagnosis in patients with liver, pancreatic, colon and urinary tract/bladder cancer and in patients with breast cancer diagnosed with diabetes 0-4 years prior to the cancer diagnosis. A lower risk of diabetes was seen in patients with prostate carcinoma among individuals with diabetes diagnosed 5-10 years prior to the cancer diagnosis. The findings remained after adjusting for obesity and high blood lipids. Obesity was significantly more common in patients with endometrial, colon and kidney cancer and with breast cancer above the age of 60 years in those where obesity was diagnosed close to the diagnosis of cancer. High blood lipids were significantly more common in patients with ovarian cancer and less common in patients with breast cancer. The study confirms some previous findings concerning comorbidity and cancer and highlights some new ones.
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