… meta-analysis indicate that overweight and obesity are protective factors against lung cancer…
risk of developing lung cancer, we therefore carried out a meta-analysis of published cohort …

… and 28% reduction, respectively, in the risk of lung cancer-specific mortality (P<0.01) and
all-… In conclusion, lung cancer patients with a higher BMI have a longer survival than those with …

… analyses and synthesis of results To perform meta-analyses for benefits (lung cancer … ,
proportion or percentage data to generate the summary measures of effect in the form of risk ratios …

… , totalling 496 265 patients, included in this meta-analysis. The … study, we performed a
meta-analysis to stratify the potential influence of tobacco smoking on lung cancer risk for patients …

… meta-analyses of postoperative chemotherapy have shown improved survival for patients
with non-small-cell lung cancer (… and individual participant data meta-analysis to establish the …

… unsuitable in this meta-analysis since this effect-size approach, although suitable for
quantitative outcomes, would not have given reliable pooled results. The metaanalysis was done …

… However, only a small group of patients included in this meta-analysis had real limited
disease, so we think that no definite conclusions should be drawn in this subgroup of patients. …

… and meta-analysis of 5 randomized clinical trials involving 3025 patients with advanced
non–small cell lung carcinoma, … greater benefit for EGFR wild-type over EGFR mutant tumors. …

… meta-analysis was not undertaken in the context of a systematic review. The results of the
present meta-analysis … does not result in reduced lung cancer mortality compared with less …

… BMI categories and lung cancer-related mortality were included in our study. We … lung
cancer-related mortality across BMI categories. The main outcome measure was lung cancer-…