… In our current analyses, the lower risk of endometrial cancer associated with weight loss
was more pronounced in women with estrogen plus progestin use. Somewhat in contrast, in …

… proof of principle that endometrial cancer is preventable. Preventing endometrial cancer by
weight loss is an attractive strategy as weight loss would also improve cardiovascular fitness, …

… biological studies of weight loss and endometrial cancer-associated biomarkers and our
review of weight loss and endometrial cancer risk indicate that endometrial cancer risk can be …

… -associated endometrial cancer. Additionally, studies on weight gain, loss or cycling and
weight loss interventions can provide mechanistic insight into the obesity–endometrial cancer …

… Despite a lack of benefit with regards to the outcomes included in this review, lifestyle
and behavioural interventions to induce weight loss in endometrial cancer survivors were …

… History of weight cycling modestly increased risk after … weight loss had a reduced risk
of endometrial cancer (OR = 0.7… of weight loss and endometrial cancer risk (P-trend = 0.4). …

… degree of weight loss (the … endometrial cancer than those who had not lost weight.
Nevertheless, although it seems logical that weight loss should reduce risk of endometrial cancer (as …

… the effects of weight loss on endometrial cancer risk.9, 10, 11 It has been difficult to delineate
the effect of weight loss on endometrial cancer risk because intentionally losing weight and …

… that endometrial cancer patients continued to gain weight after surgical staging and that both
weight loss … , moderate/excess weight loss was associated with poor survival in endometrial …

… is essential for endometrial cancer (EC) survivors needing to lose weight to reduce … (SE)
and quality of life (QOL) using a lifestyle intervention program designed for weight loss. …