Analysis reveals that night shift work elevates cancer risk, suggesting dietary changes may help mitigate effects.
Introduction: Night shift work has been associated with increased risk of breast, prostate and colorectal cancer. Recent literature shows that shift workers may report poorer food choices, irregular mealtimes and more pro-inflammatory diets than day workers. We aimed to study the combined effects of night shift work and dietary inflammatory potential on risk of four common cancer types.
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