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The Role of Distress-related Metabolic Dysfunction in Ovarian Cancer Development: a pooled case-control study
BackgroundEvidence suggests chronic distress influences ovarian cancer (OC) etiology and metabolomic profiles. Here, we evaluated the association of a metabolite-based distress score (MDS) and OC risk. MethodsWe included two matched case-control studies nested within the Nurses Health Studies (N=58
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