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News

Acrylamide in Food may increase the risk of breast cancer

Air pollution increases the risk of cancer

AIRPOLIFE: a new research centre on the effects of air pollution on public health

Breast cancer treatment reduces risk of second cancer in the other breast

Cancer Risk within Working Areas of the Armed Forces

Childhood Cancer and Psychiatric disease

Danish children and teenagers vaccinated against cancer

Fat distribution and all-cause mortality

FEMINAS female award 2005 went to female cancer scientist

Hormone replacement therapy in relation to breast carcinoma incidence rate ratios

Interactions radiation, breast cancer and potential breast cancer genes

Liva – a scientific study of women’s lifestyle and health

Mobile telephones may increase the risk for benign tumours on the hearing nerve

Nationwide Danish study links cancer survival to income and education

News

Psychoeducational intervention for patients with cutaneous malignant melanoma: A replication study

Radon in Residences and Childhood Cancer

Shift work that involves circadian disruption is probably carcinogenic to humans - more research is urgently need and is ongoing at the Institute of Cancer Epidemiology

The Danish government is keen to promote the reduction of particulate air pollution.

Use of mobile phones and risk for cancer

Whole grain prevents

Will children of survivors of childhood cancer be healthy?

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