Incident rate limitations in retrospective observational military cancer research/ Lt Col David R. Sayers, Lt COl Christin B. DeStefano

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In: Military Medicine, Volume 189, Issue 9/10, September/October 2024, pg. 231-233Summary: The unique jobs, exposures, and deployments in the military generate questions regarding cancer risks; however, incidents rates alone from retrospective observational studies provide limited information. Incorporating screening rates, staging and mortality rates allow a more comprehensive perspective regarding cancer risk in the military.

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The unique jobs, exposures, and deployments in the military generate questions regarding cancer risks; however, incidents rates alone from retrospective observational studies provide limited information. Incorporating screening rates, staging and mortality rates allow a more comprehensive perspective regarding cancer risk in the military.

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