Titlebook: Cancer Epidemiology Among Asian Americans; Anna H. Wu,Daniel O. Stram Book 2016 Springer International Publishing Switzerland 2016 cancer

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Resources and Methods for Studying Cancer Among Asian Americans,es of origin and the USA, as well as diversity in lifestyle and environmental exposures, provide an opportunity to identify and study risk factors for specific cancers that can provide insights into cancer etiology and methods of prevention. The migration experience has created a type of natural exp

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Lung Cancer Among Asian Americans,ly, Asian-American men and women have a lower incidence rate of lung cancer than their non-Hispanic white counterparts. However, there is considerable heterogeneity in incidence rates across Asian-American subgroups, some of whom experience increasing rates of lung cancer and/or rates similar to non

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Colorectal Cancer Among Asian Americans,in invasive CRC incidence reported for non-Hispanic whites in the USA, which has been widely attributed to an increase in screening rates. Studies have shown that at least some of the Asian ethnic subgroups are less likely to undergo screening. A number of lifestyle-related factors have been associa

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Prostate Cancer Among Asian Americans,morbidity and survival, while others are aggressive and rapidly progress to advanced and lethal disease. Studies of prostate cancer incidence have shown considerably higher incidence rates among Asian-American men living in the United States (US) relative to Asian men living in Asian countries. Alth

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Breast Cancer Among Asian Americans,ence rates among Asian-American women living in the United States (USA) relative to Asian women living in Asia. For example, breast cancer incidence in Japanese Americans is now approaching rates in Non-Hispanic (NH) Whites after two or three generations living in the USA. Epidemiologic data from st

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