Hace casi un siglo que se hipotetizó la asociación entre la diabetes y el cáncer. Hoy,
numerosos estudios epidemiológicos sostienen que las poblaciones con obesidad y/o …

The association between diabetes and cancer was hypothesized almost one century ago.
Today, a vast number of epidemiological studies support that obese and diabetic …

Observable diabetes and obesity epidemics may result in alteration of cancer morbidity and
mortality. This increasingly recognized problem is reviewed here from the perspective of …

Both obesity and Type 2 diabetes are independently associated with an increased risk of
developing cancer and an increased mortality. The etiology is yet to be determined but …

Diabetes and cancer represent two common, multifactorial, chronic and potentially fatal
diseases, not infrequently co‑diagnosed in the same patient. Epidemiological data …

There is a growing body of evidence to support a connection between diabetes
(predominantly type 2), obesity and cancer. Multiple meta‐analyses of epidemiological data …

Obesity and diabetes have both been associated with an increased risk of cancer. In the
face of increasing obesity and diabetes rates worldwide, this is a worrying trend for cancer …

Increasing evidence suggests a complex relationship between obesity, diabetes and cancer.
Here we review the evidence for the association between obesity and diabetes and a wide …

Risk of cancer is affected by a number of environmental and lifestyle factors and by an
interplay between these factors and genetic susceptibility. Over the past three decades, the …

The proportion of deaths attributable to cancer is rising, and malignant neoplasms have
become the leading cause of death in high-income countries. Obesity and diabetes are now …