The association of serum selenium with the subsequent risk of death from cancer was
investigated in a case-control study that was nested in a prospective nine-year follow-up …

The association between serum selenium concentration and the risk of cancer was studied
in 1110 men aged 55 to 74 years in two rural areas of Finland. The men were followed‐up …

The association between the serum selenium level and the subsequent incidence of cancer
was investigated in a longitudinal study of 39, 268 men and women participating in the …

A matched-pair analysis was conducted with data based on a prospective six-year follow-up
of a random population sample to study the association between serum selenium and the …

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The association between serum selenium concentration and risk of cancer was studied in a
nested case control study. Case control pairs came from a population of 9364 people …

From 1971 to 1975, serum specimens were obtained from 6,860 men of Japanese ancestry
in Hawaii. Since then, the following numbers of newly diagnosed cases with epithelial …

The hypothesis that low selenium may in some circumstances be a risk factor for lung cancer
was investigated in a case-control study nested within a longitudinal study. Serum samples …

Abstract In a population study, 10,000 men (aged 46–48 years) were invited to a health
screening program. At follow‐up, which was up to eight years later, 61 subjects had died …

Lower intake of the essential trace element selenium may be a risk factor for prostate cancer
and other cancers. In the United States, many racial disparities in cancer incidence, such as …