Articles tagged with: Martin Tammemägi
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Could poor dental hygiene be linked to a greater risk of lung cancer? Epidemiologist Martin Tammemägi and his team ... Full story
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In the News: Data centre developments, boys’ academic performance and the ‘Steroid Olympics’
In recent media appearances, Brock experts discussed the community reactions to proposed data centre developments, how boys are faring in ... Full story -
Global study explores lung cancer risk among never-smokers
While avoiding cigarettes and tobacco can help prevent lung cancer, rising rates of diagnosis among those who’ve never smoked ... Full story -
Brock-led research shows effectiveness of lung cancer prediction model in Ontario screening program
An Ontario lung cancer screening pilot based on a prediction model developed by a Brock Professor Emeritus was highly successful ... Full story -
Brock model better predicts Indigenous people at risk of lung cancer in U.S.
A Brock University-designed lung cancer prediction model is more effective at identifying Indigenous individuals in the U.S. who should ... Full story -
Brock researcher investigating link between lung cancer, air pollution
A Brock University researcher is part of a national team that has received funding from the Terry Fox Research Institute ... Full story -
Brock lung cancer prediction model leads to more years of life saved than U.S. screening method
A lung cancer prediction model developed by a Brock University epidemiologist is more efficient in selecting people to undergo lung ... Full story -
Canadian lung cancer prediction model proves effective at identifying at-risk African-Americans
The answer to reducing racial disparities in the occurrence of lung cancer could be found in a Canadian prediction model. ... Full story -
Terry Fox-funded research to be highlighted at annual run Sunday
The day was beautiful, but for then-middle school aged Meera Mahmud, the stakes were high. More than a decade ago, ... Full story -
Brock researcher develops advanced lung cancer prediction model
A Brock University epidemiologist has produced a more powerful version of a tool used to predict a person’s likelihood ... Full story