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Risk of multiple myeloma in a case-spouse study
Gabriella Andreotti
, Michael Katz
, Antje Hoering
, Brian Van Ness
, John Crowley
, Gareth Morgan
, Robert N. Hoover
, Dalsu Baris
, Brian Durie
Genetics, Cell Biology and Development (TMED)
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Multiple Myeloma
100%
Confidence Interval
100%
Odds Ratio
100%
Spouses
100%
Alcohol
10%
Risk Reduction
10%
Medication Use
10%
High Risk
10%
Statins
10%
Antidepressants
10%
Cigarette
10%
Shingles
10%
Herpes Simplex
10%
Population-based Study
10%
Epidemiological Research
10%
Diesel Exhaust
10%
High-risk Myeloma
10%
Sexually Transmitted Infections
10%
Family History
10%
Significant Risk Factors
10%
Logistic Regression
10%
Medical History
10%
Diuretics
10%
Anticonvulsant
10%
Medication Allergy
10%
Production Workers
10%
Angiotensin-converting Enzyme Inhibitor (ACEi)
10%
Healthcare Practitioners
10%
Nurse Health
10%
Nursing and Health Professions
Odds Ratio
100%
Confidence Interval
100%
Multiple Myeloma
100%
Cigarette Filter
10%
Dipeptidyl Carboxypeptidase Inhibitor
10%
Health Practitioner
10%
Hydroxymethylglutaryl Coenzyme A Reductase Inhibitor
10%
Anticonvulsive Agent
10%
Antidiuretic Agent
10%
Herpes Zoster
10%
Family History
10%
Logistic Regression Analysis
10%
Herpes Simplex
10%
Nurse
10%
Antidepressant
10%
Sexually Transmitted Disease
10%
Medical History
10%
Social Sciences
Spouses
100%
Confidence Interval
100%
Family History
10%
Medical Occupation
10%
Logit Model
10%
Logistic Regression Analysis
10%
Venereal Diseases
10%
Enzyme
10%
Psychology
Sexually Transmitted Disease
100%