BMI and Impact on Screening for Prostate Cancer
Based on the findings of other investigators as outlined above, we propose to perform an in-depth study of the relationship of BMI and serum PSA levels among men without prostate cancer in the PLCO cancer screening trial We will then examine the impact of increasing BMI on the incidence of prostate cancer among men who had undergone biopsies. We will also examine the incidence of aggressive cancers as determined by biopsy Gleason score.
Amanda Black (Division of Cancer Prevention)
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Effect of obesity at age 20 and 50 on development of prostate cancer in the PLCO Cancer Screening trial.
Grubb RL, Black A, Church TR, Hickey T, Izmirlian G, Riley T, Prorok PC, Berg CD, Crawford ED, Andriole GL
J Urol. 2009; Volume 181 (Issue 4): Pages 61-62 -
Serum prostate-specific antigen hemodilution among obese men undergoing screening in the Prostate, Lung, Colorectal, and Ovarian Cancer Screening Trial.
Grubb RL, Black A, Izmirlian G, Hickey TP, Pinsky PF, Mabie JE, Riley TL, Ragard LR, Prorok PC, Berg CD, Crawford ED, Church TR, Andriole GL, PLCO Project Team
Cancer Epidemiol. Biomarkers Prev. 2009 Mar; Volume 18 (Issue 3): Pages 748-51 PUBMED