Statistics – Tumor Genetics Blog

Unohdetaan Data, on Aika Keskittyä Informaatioon

May 8, 2023alondon

Kuva: pexels.com (Anna Nekrashevich)

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Forget the Data, it’s Time to Focus on Information

May 8, 2023alondon

Photo: pexels.com (Anna Nekrashevich)

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Familial Cancer: Does Your Sex Make a Difference?

November 7, 2022November 10, 2022alondon1 Comment

“Modification of familial cancer risk by sex has been rarely studied on a population level”. Photo by Tim Mossholder, Pexels.com

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Studying Cancer Risk in Medical Conditions is a Difficult Task, but the Rewards Can Be Great

June 22, 2022June 22, 2022alondon

Picture of puzzle piece missing from a puzzle of white tiles — “Cancers and comorbidities may or may not interact with each other, and the possible relationships between them can result from a variety of shared or unique factors.” Image: Pixabay

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Aging and Cancer: Current and Future Challenges

June 8, 2021alondon

What’s the relationship between aging and cancer? Photo by Andrea Piacquadio from Pexels.com

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Can Bacteria Damage the DNA in our Gut?

March 10, 2021alondon

Visualization of E. coli bacteria by Pixabay.com

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Erot Suolistosyöpien Ilmaantuvuudessa Koulutusluokkien Välillä Ovat Kaventuneet. Hyvä Uutinen, Vai Onko Sittenkään?

September 6, 2019alondon1 Comment

peoplestanding — “Tavoitteena olisi fyysisesti aktiivisempi väestö, joka syö terveellisemmin” (kuva: pexels.com)

Differences in Colorectal Cancer Incidence between the Education Groups have Narrowed. That’s a Good Thing, Right?

September 2, 2019January 17, 2020alondon1 Comment

peoplestanding — “..the ideal goal would be a more active, healthy eating population” (photo: pexels.com)

Let’s meet: Karri Seppä (Research at the Finnish Cancer Registry)

March 21, 2019March 22, 2019alondon

Karri_Seppä_2 — Karri Seppä, a research fellow at the Finnish Cancer Registry