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New training course organized by the IARC Genomic Epidemiology Branch with our partners in the @sangerinstitute & Wellcome @ConnectingSci.
This training and the topic builds upon our Mutographs project.
Apply by 3 November.
More info: coursesandconferences.wellco…
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Congratulations @Yoshua_Bengio!! Possibly the first scientist with one million citations in the world. Crazy how fast the field has grown 🤯
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👋Plant-based dietary patterns and age-specific risk of multimorbidity of cancer and cardiometabolic diseases: a prospective analysis - The Lancet Healthy Longevity
@CordovaReynalda et al. @IARCWHO @TheLancet
thelancet.com/journals/lanhl…
Niki Dimou retweeted
🚨 PhD Fellowship Opportunity in instrumental genetics and microbiome-based multiomics integration analyses and predictive modeling! 🌱🧬🔬
📢 Apply now or share with those who might be interested!
#PhDOpportunity #Bioinformatics #PredictiveModeling
idibgi.org/treball/fi-agaur-…
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🚨 We're hiring 3 #postdocs at @IARCWHO in Lyon, France!
Join us to work with @hilaryarobbins @Mattias31 @XiaoshuangF & me on #cancer #epidemiology & #prevention.
🧠 Background in epi/biostats
📍 Lyon, France
🔗 Details: iarc.who.int/wp-content/uplo…
#epitwitter #CancerResearch
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Incidence of colorectal cancer is increasing globally for younger people. This Practice article outlines why diagnosis is easily missed, how it should be diagnosed, and management #MedEd
bmj.com/content/389/bmj-2024…
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🆕findings from IARC & partners reveals modest but significant association between #alcohol intake & pancreatic #cancer, independent of sex & 🚬status.
#PancreaticCancer is a leading cause of cancer death.
Findings published in @PLOSMedicine. @WHO_Europe
doi.org/10.1371/journal.pmed…
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IARC’s Dr Zisis Kozlakidis & Dr Inge Huybrechts will provide details of the ongoing InterNatIonal CHildhood #Leukemia Microbiome/MEtabolome (NICHE) study during a #WHA side-event on #nutrition, childhood #cancer & health outcomes.
23 May, 5-7pm, Geneva, 🇨🇭
iarc.who.int/news-events/iar…
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Our study on tobacco smoke-induced mutagenesis in head & neck cancer (HNC) is out today in @NatureGenet ! rdcu.be/efNiH 🧬🔥
We uncover the multiple ways tobacco and alcohol drive HNC development. A short thread 🧵⬇️
Niki Dimou retweeted
Triangulation of evidence in medical research explained, in work led by @SirenaGtz and @MariaGlymour
link.springer.com/article/10… Will do a thread when I get the time
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IARC & partners find consuming #UPF may increase risk of mortality from circulatory disease, cerebrovascular disease, ischemic heart disease, digestive diseases, & –not previously assessed– #Parkinson disease, independent of alcohol, #BMI, other covariates iarc.who.int/news-events/ass…
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One month left to apply to one of the modules of the IARC #IARCSummerschool 2024🗓️.
Unsure about applying🤔?
Check out what previous participants have to say 💬 d2e38qvytde633.cloudfront.ne….
📰Apply before 6 January 2025!
More info 👉training.iarc.fr/summer-scho…
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Do you want to become a supporter of the #IARCSummerSchool🏫& unlock opportunities for selected applicants from #LMIC?
Find out how👉! training.iarc.who.int/iarc-s…
More infoℹ️ on the IARC Summer School 👉training.iarc.fr/summer-scho…
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IARC's Dr Michael Olanipekun & Dr @MarieLaureAix describe the burden of #PancreaticCancer & some of the research being conducted at IARC in this🆕video to mark the close of Pancreatic #Cancer Awareness Month. #DISCERN
@FerreiroAida @Lyonpaul @VivianViallon
youtu.be/WXgs0DyNavk
Niki Dimou retweeted
Violence against women takes multiple forms, incl.:
🫸🏽 Intimate partner violence
🫸🏽 Sexual violence
🫸🏽 Psychological violence
🫸🏽 Female genital mutilation
🫸🏽 Forced & early marriage
🫸🏽 Femicide
🫸🏽 Trafficking
#EndViolence against women & girls!
#NoExcuse #16Days
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I’m excited to share a major milestone in my PhD progress! 🚀
We’ve identified a TP53 variant (rs78378222) in the 3’ UTR that reduces the risk of developing HNSCC by 40%—a huge finding in cancer genetics!
Read the full preprint here: medrxiv.org/content/10.1101/…
#CancerResearch



























