Bladder cancer
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Pioglitazone exposure increases bladder cancer risk- Bladder cancer screening: insufficient evidence to recommend (USPSTF)
- Selenium not helpful for patients with bladder cancer; vitamin E may be harmful
- Computed tomography scans are projected to increase lifetime cancer risk
- Daily multivitamins have minimal, if any, effect on preventing cancer in men and do not affect mortality
- Bladder health in women in the United States
- Vitamins E and C and selenium do not reduce risk of prostate or total cancer in men
- Use of antithrombotic medications increases risk of hematuria-related complications
- Adult thymectomy is associated with increased risks for death and cancer
- Absolute cancer risk in pts with systemic sclerosis is low but higher than in general population
- Semuloparin reduces VTE in cancer patients but at high cost (SAVE-ONCO)