Positive Association Between Body Mass Index and the Likelihood of Reporting an Overall Cancer Diagnosis Among College Students in the United States

Higher BMI, especially overweight/obesity, was associated with a greater likelihood of reporting a cancer diagnosis among college students in the United States. To prevent and control cancer, targeted interventions aimed at maintaining a healthy weight in this population are warranted.

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Cancer Medicine
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2025-12-30
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https://doi.org/10.1002/cam4.71508
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Cancer Risks and Factors
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Positive Association Between Body Mass Index and the Likelihood of Reporting an Overall Cancer Diagnosis Among College Students in the United States

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Cancer Medicine
Cancer Risks and Factors
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Positive Association Between Body Mass Index and the Likelihood of Reporting an Overall Cancer Diagnosis Among College Students in the United States

Richard W. Christiana, Adam Hege, Martie P. Thompson, Jennifer Schroeder Tyson, Shenghui Wu
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Higher BMI, especially overweight/obesity, was associated with a greater likelihood of reporting a cancer diagnosis among college students in the United States. To prevent and control cancer, targeted interventions aimed at maintaining a healthy weight in this population are warranted.

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Positive Association Between Body Mass Index and the Likelihood of Reporting an Overall Cancer Diagnosis Among College Students in the United States — Richard W. Christiana, Adam Hege, et al. · Cancer Medicine (2025) | TGRS Research Map | TGRS