D. Shin

Smoking Status, Including Non-Combustible Nicotine or Tobacco Products Use, and Site-Specific Colorectal Cancer Risk: A Nationwide Cohort Study

Simple Summary As smokers increasingly switch to or combine combustible cigarettes (CCs) with non-combustible nicotine or tobacco products (NNTPs), including liquid-type e-cigarettes and heated tobacco products, how smoking status and changes in use patterns relate to colorectal cancer risk remains unclear. In this nat...

Long-term suicide risk in lung cancer patients: a nationwide cohort study

Abstract Aims Lung cancer patients have a higher risk of suicide, but the long-term patterns and how they differ by treatment type have not been fully characterized. To investigate longitudinal suicide risk among lung cancer patients who underwent surgery compared to matched controls and to examine variations over time...

Low muscle mass, obesity, and cause-specific mortality in cancer patients: a nationwide cohort study

Depression as a Risk of Lung Cancer in Women: a Nationwide Cohort Study.

Depression was associated with elevated lung cancer risk in women, with effects modified by age and smoking history, and targeted interventions addressing mental health may contribute to lung cancer prevention, especially in susceptible subgroups.