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Familial risks for migraine and other headaches among siblings based on hospitalizations in Sweden
Migraine and other headaches are common disabling conditions, reducing the quality of life in the affected individuals. The unambiguous definition of familial risk for subtypes of migraine and other headaches will advance the search for the heritable causes of these conditions and their underlying mechanisms. We aim at defining familial risks for siblings to be hospitalized because of migraine or
Familial multiple primary lung cancers : a population-based analysis from Sweden
University and medical education and the risk of cancer in Sweden
Familial risk of lymphoproliferative tumors in families of patients with chronic lymphocytic leukemia : results from the Swedish Family-Cancer Database
Cancer risks in men who had children with different partners from the Swedish Family-Cancer Database
Level of education and the risk of cancer in Sweden
Early-Life Assets in Oldest-Old Age : Evidence From Primary Care Reform in Early Twentieth Century Sweden
Time trends and occupational risk factors for pleural mesothelioma in Sweden
Familial liver and gall bladder cancer : a nationwide epidemiological study from Sweden
Cancer risks in twins : results from the Swedish family-cancer database
Twin studies on cancer have addressed two general questions, one about the possible carcinogenic effects of twinning and the second about heritable effects of cancer. The first question is answered by comparing the occurrence of cancer in twins to that in singletons; the second is answered in probandwise analysis of monozygotic twins compared to dizygotic twins or siblings. We used the nationwide
Parental cancer as a risk factor for bone cancer : a nation-wide study from Sweden
Time trends in the incidence of cervical and other genital squamous cell carcinomas and adenocarcinomas in Sweden, 1958-1996
Age-incidence relationships and time trends in cervical cancer in Sweden
Age-incidence relationships are informative of carcinogenic mechanisms. These have been previously assessed for cervical squamous cell carcinoma (SCC) but not for adenocarcinoma. The aim was to assess by means of age-, period- and cohort-specific analyses and Poisson regression modelling whether the two types of cervical cancer show an age-incidence maximum at a relatively young age, as shown in c