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"Major Stressful Life Events and the Risk of Pancreatic, Head and Neck " by Arthi Sridhar, Vishaldeep Kaur Sekhon et al.

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By Arthi Sridhar, Vishaldeep Kaur Sekhon, Chandler Nguyen, Kamelah Abushalha
| Texas Medical Center
BACKGROUND: Major stressful life events have been shown to be associated with an increased risk of lung cancer, breast cancer and the development of various chronic illnesses. The stress response generated by our body results in a variety of physiological and metabolic changes which can affect the immune system and have been shown to be associated with tumor progression.
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Major Stressful Life Events and the Risk of Pancreatic, Head and Neck Cancers: A Case-Control Study

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By Arthi Sridhar, Chandler Nguyen, Kamelah Abushalha, Vishaldeep Kaur Sekhon
| MDPI
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So slow, so fast, a case of nivolumab-induced hypothyroidism with subsequent rhabdomyolysis

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By Peter Silberstein, Kamelah Abushalha, Sawsan Abulaimoun
| Future Medicine Verified
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