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This research examines how dietary patterns related to gut microbiota affect the risk of gynecologic cancers in women.

January 23, 2026Open Access

Dietary patterns linked to gut microbiota and their association with gynecologic cancers: NHANES 2011–2018

This research examines how dietary patterns related to gut microbiota affect the risk of gynecologic cancers in women.
Analyzed dietary patterns using NHANES data from 2011 to 2018.
Evaluated the relationship between diet and gynecologic cancer risk.
Assessed adherence to microbiota-friendly diet.
Higher adherence to a microbiota-friendly diet is linked to lower gynecologic cancer risk.
Findings suggest that improving diet can potentially lower cancer risk in women.

Greater adherence to a microbiota-friendly diet may lower gynecological cancer risk in women.

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