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Latihan dapat mengurangi risiko kanker endometrium

Wanita yang berolahraga selama 150 menit seminggu atau lebih mungkin terlihat adanya  penurunan risiko kanker endometrium , meskipun apakah  mereka kelebihan berat badan atau tidak  , menurut penelitian baru ....read more

Exercise may
reduce risk of endometrial cancer

Date:

November 12, 2010

Source:

American Association
for Cancer Research

Summary:

Women who exercise for
150 minutes a week or more may see a reduced risk of endometrial cancer,
despite whether or not they are overweight, according to new research.

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women who exercise for
150 minutes a week or more may see a reduced risk of endometrial cancer,
despite whether or not they are overweight, according to data presented at the
Ninth Annual AACR Frontiers in Cancer Prevention Research Conference, held Nov.
7-10 in Philadelphia.

"This study is consistent with other studies that strongly support the
association between physical activity and lower risk of endometrial
cancer," said Hannah Arem, a doctoral student at Yale School of Public
Health.

Arem and colleagues examined data collected from a case-control study led
by Herbert Yu, M.D., M.Sc., Ph.D., associate professor at Yale School of Public
Health. The study included 668 women with endometrial cancer and compared them
to 665 age-matched control women.

Those who exercised for 150 minutes a week or more had a 34 percent reduced
risk of endometrial cancer compared with those women who were inactive.

This association was more pronounced among active women with a body mass
index (BMI) less than 25, or underweight women, where the reduction in risk was
73 percent compared with inactive women with a BMI more than 25, or what is
commonly considered overweight.

Although BMI showed a strong association with endometrial cancer, even
women who were overweight, but still active, had a 52 percent lower risk.

"Clearly, programs should be in place to increase the level of
physical activity in women," said Arem.







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http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2010/11/101109133139.htm

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