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Fiber intake and survival after colorectal cancer diagnosis
Mingyang Song
, Kana Wu
, Jeffrey A. Meyerhardt
, Shuji Ogino
, Molin Wang
, Charles S. Fuchs
, Edward L. Giovannucci
, Andrew T. Chan
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Colorectal Cancer
100%
Colorectal Cancer Diagnosis
100%
Fiber Intake
100%
Hazard Ratio
80%
Cancer Mortality
80%
Mortality Hazard
50%
All-cause Mortality
40%
Overall Mortality
30%
Cancer-specific Survival
20%
Low Mortality
20%
Whole Grain
20%
Potential Predictors
20%
Total Fiber
20%
Fiber Source
20%
Nurses' Health Study
10%
Healthcare Professionals
10%
Low Risk
10%
Multivariable
10%
Food Frequency Questionnaire
10%
Patients with Colorectal Cancer
10%
Colorectal Cancer Risk
10%
Metastatic Colorectal Cancer (mCRC)
10%
Dietary Fiber Intake
10%
Colorectal Cancer Survivors
10%
Cereal Fiber
10%
Vegetable Fibers
10%
High Dietary Fiber
10%
Health Professionals Follow-up Study
10%
Diagnostic Support
10%
Fruit Fibers
10%
High Fiber
10%
Fiber Consumption
10%
Medicine and Dentistry
Colorectal Carcinoma
100%
Cancer Diagnosis
100%
Hazard Ratio
50%
Specific Mortality
31%
All Cause Mortality
25%
Cancer Survival
12%
Food Frequency Questionnaire
6%
Nurse
6%
Health Care Personnel
6%
Healthcare Professional
6%
Food Science
Food Frequency Questionnaire
100%
Dietary Fiber Intake
100%
High Dietary Fiber
100%