Cohort Analysis of Epithelial Cancer Mortality Male-to-Female Sex Ratios in the European Union, USA, and Japan

Greta Carioli; Paola Bertuccio; Fabio Levi; Paolo Boffetta; Eva Negri; Carlo La Vecchia; Matteo Malvezzi

doi:10.3390/ijerph17155311

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Cohort Analysis of Epithelial Cancer Mortality Male-to-Female Sex Ratios in the European Union, USA, and Japan

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Mortality sex ratio patterns are partly explained by the differences in exposure to known and avoidable risk factors. These are mostly tobacco, alcohol, and obesity/overweight, as well as other lifestyle-related factors.

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