CellWell record HH-31624
Effects of endocrine disrupting chemicals, blood metabolome, and epigenetics on breast cancer risk: A multi-dimensional mendelian randomization study
Song N; Xi X; Yang K; Pei C; Zhao L
Ecotoxicology and environmental safety ยท 2025
In plain language
Using genetic data to test causation, researchers found n-butylparaben was linked to increased risk of the Luminal A breast cancer subtype, with specific blood metabolites like caffeic acid sulfate partly explaining the connection.
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