Journal of Asian Multicultural Research for Medical and Health Science Study,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
5(1), P. 1 - 6
Published: Feb. 10, 2024
Colorectal
cancer
is
the
third
most
common
type
of
in
world,
Indonesia
it
fourth
highest
position.
Nearly
1
million
deaths
a
year
were
due
to
colorectal
cancer.
Alcohol
increases
risk
developing
This
study
aims
analyze
differences
duration
alcohol
consumption
people
with
and
without
relationship
between
incidence
The
research
was
carried
out
at
Digestive
Surgery
Polyclinic,
H.
Adam
Malik
Hospital,
Medan.
Using
primary
secondary
data
involving
31
subjects.
Subjects
aged
30-80
years,
21
men,
10
women,
80.6%
suffered
from
28
(90.3%)
consumed
A
most.
mean
sufferers
those
14.76
±
3.33
years
11.00
3.688
years.
There
difference
cancer,
not
related
American Journal of Clinical Nutrition,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Feb. 1, 2025
The
2018
World
Cancer
Research
Fund/American
Institute
for
(WCRF/AICR)
Third
Expert
Report,
including
studies
up
to
2015,
determined
'limited-no
conclusion'
evidence
on
dietary
patterns
and
colorectal
cancer
(CRC)
risk
due
insufficient
data
varying
pattern
definitions.
This
updated
review
synthesized
literature
CRC
risk/mortality.
PubMed
Embase
were
searched
through
31
March
2023
randomized
controlled
trials
(RCTs)
prospective
cohort
adulthood
patterns.
Patterns
categorized
by
derivation
method:
a
priori,
posteriori,
or
hybrid;
then
descriptively
reviewed
in
relation
the
primary
outcomes:
mortality.
Global
Update
Programme
Committee
Panel
independently
graded
likelihood
of
causality
using
pre-defined
criteria.
Thirty-two
scores
from
53
observational
three
RCTs
reviewed.
'Limited-suggestive'
was
concluded
higher
alignment
with
priori-derived
patterns:
Mediterranean,
healthful
plant-based
index,
Healthy
Eating
Index
(HEI)/alternate
HEI
(AHEI),
Dietary
Approaches
Stop
Hypertension
(DASH)
lower
risk.
Common
features
across
these
diets
included
high
food
intake
limited
red/processed
meat.
Hybrid-derived
Empirical
Pattern
Hyperinsulinemia
(EDIH)
Inflammatory
(EDIP)
showed
'strong-probable'
increased
Evidence
low-fat
interventions
posteriori-derived
as
conclusion'.
By
subsite,
Mediterranean
diet
'limited-suggestive'
rectal
risk,
HEI/AHEI
DASH
colon
risks.
EDIH
EDIP
All
exposure-mortality
pairs
other
pattern-outcome
associations
highlights
role
risk/mortality,
providing
insights
future
research
public
health
strategies.
registered
at
PROSPERO
CRD42022324327
(Link:
https://www.crd.york.ac.uk/prospero/display_record.php?ID=CRD42022324327).
Chinese Medical Journal,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: April 18, 2025
Abstract
Early-onset
colorectal
cancer
(EOCRC)
shows
a
different
epidemiological
trend
compared
to
later-onset
cancer,
with
its
incidence
rising
in
most
regions
and
countries
worldwide.
However,
the
reasons
behind
this
remain
unclear.
The
etiology
of
EOCRC
is
complex
could
involve
both
genetic
environmental
factors.
Apart
from
Lynch
syndrome
Familial
Adenomatous
Polyposis,
sporadic
exhibits
broad
spectrum
pathogenic
germline
mutations,
polymorphisms,
methylation
changes,
chromosomal
instability.
Early-life
exposures
risk
factors,
including
lifestyle
dietary
have
been
found
be
associated
risk.
Meanwhile,
specific
chronic
diseases,
such
as
inflammatory
bowel
disease,
diabetes,
metabolic
syndrome,
EOCRC.
Interactions
between
factors
also
explored.
Here
we
present
findings
narrative
review
studies
on
assessment
early-life
exposures,
EOCRC-specific
their
interactions
susceptible
loci.
We
results
genome-wide
association
that
used
perform
Mendelian
randomization
analyses
ascertain
potential
causal
links
International Journal of Colorectal Disease,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
38(1)
Published: Jan. 31, 2023
Abstract
Aim
Both
the
clinical
manifestation
and
molecular
characteristics
of
colorectal
cancer
(CRC)
vary
according
to
anatomical
site.
We
explored
risk
factors
for
four
groups
neoplasms
(CRN)
at
different
sites.
Methods
extracted
data
from
database
Tianjin
Colorectal
Cancer
Screening
Program
2010
2020.
According
CRN
sites,
patients
were
divided
into
groups:
proximal
colon
group,
distal
rectum
multiple
Binary
logistic
regression
analysis
was
used
explore
differences
in
Results
The
numbers
with
colon,
rectum,
sites
4023,
6920,
3657,
7938,
respectively.
Male
sex
associated
a
higher
rectum.
Advanced
age
obesity
also
significantly
overall
risk,
but
there
some
between
men
women.
Smoking
only
both
Frequent
alcohol
consumption
family
history
CRC
first-degree
relatives
(FDRs)
multisite
males.
Conclusions
observed
advanced
age,
obesity,
smoking,
consumption,
neoplasms.
These
by
gender.
Journal of the Anus Rectum and Colon,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
7(4), P. 241 - 249
Published: Oct. 24, 2023
Early-onset
colorectal
cancer
(CRC),
which
refers
to
CRC
diagnosed
in
individuals
below
the
age
of
50
years,
is
a
growing
health
concern
that
presents
unique
challenges
diagnosis,
treatment,
and
long-term
outcomes.
Although
approximately
70%
early-onset
cases
are
sporadic,
with
no
apparent
family
history,
25%
have
familial
component,
up
20%
may
be
associated
germline
mutations,
indicating
higher
prevalence
compared
general
population.
Despite
progress
identifying
environmental,
molecular,
genetic
risk
factors
CRC,
underlying
causes
for
global
increase
its
incidence
remain
unclear.
This
comprehensive
review
aims
provide
thorough
analysis
by
examining
trends
incidence,
clinical
pathological
characteristics,
factors,
molecular
profiles,
prognosis
screening
strategies.
By
deepening
our
understanding
significant
advances
related
improving
outcomes
alleviating
burden
this
disease
on
individuals,
families,
healthcare
systems
can
achieved.
Cancer Medicine,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
12(24), P. 22252 - 22262
Published: Nov. 16, 2023
Abstract
Objective
Existing
studies
indicate
that
advanced
colorectal
neoplasms
exhibit
distinct
clinical
and
biological
traits
based
on
anatomical
sites.
However,
in
China,
especially
for
neoplasms,
there's
limited
information
available
these
traits.
Our
primary
objective
is
to
comprehensively
study
the
characteristics
of
neoplasm
patients
different
sites
China.
Methods
We
selected
from
cancer
screening
database
Tianjin,
since
2010
as
subject.
chose
valid
3113
with
comprehensive
data
diagnosed
(ANs)
a
pool
19,308
individuals
be
included
study.
then
conducted
further
analysis
examine
correlation
between
epidemiological
tumor
location.
Results
Among
patients,
left
side
colon
accounted
largest
proportion,
while
right
had
smallest
followed
by
rectal
neoplasms.
The
highest
proportion
was
found
among
men.
In
age
group
39–49
years
old,
late‐stage
equal
increased
age.
Smoking,
drinking,
history
first‐degree
relatives
showed
statistically
significant
associations
location
distribution
A
appendicitis,
appendectomy,
cholecystitis,
or
cholecystectomy
did
not
significantly
affect
such
histories,
there
relationship
those
rectum.
Similar
results
were
observed
BMI.
Conclusion
research
findings
demonstrate
display
unique
depending
their
locations,
distinctions
deviate
Western
populations.
These
insights
contribute
more
understanding
topic
offer
valuable
guidance
future
advocate
investigations
centered
enhance
precision
(CRC)
treatment.
Discover Oncology,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
15(1)
Published: Jan. 5, 2024
This
study
aimed
to
investigate
the
current
situation
and
factors
influencing
physical
activity,
self-efficacy,
quality
of
life
in
Chinese
colorectal
cancer
survivors.
Additionally,
this
explored
associations
between
life.
BMC Medicine,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
22(1)
Published: March 5, 2024
Abstract
Background
Carbohydrates
have
been
implicated
in
colorectal
cancer
(CRC)
risk,
but
the
specific
impact
of
carbohydrate
quality
and
quantity
on
CRC
susceptibility
US
populations
remains
unclear.
Methods
We
followed
101,694
participants
from
Prostate,
Lung,
Colorectal,
Ovarian
Cancer
Screening
Trial.
The
index
(CQI)
low-carbohydrate
diet
score
(LCDs)
were
used
to
evaluate
daily
separately,
where
higher
scores
indicated
greater
adherence.
Cox
proportional
hazards
regression
was
compute
HRs
95%
CIs
for
incident
related
death.
Subgroup
analyses
conducted
identify
potential
effect
modifiers.
Results
During
follow-up,
we
documented
1085
cases
CRC,
whom
311
died
CRC.
Individuals
highest
compared
with
lowest
quartiles
CQI
had
a
lower
incidence
(Q4
vs
Q1:
HR
0.80,
CI
0.67–0.96,
P
trend
=
0.012)
mortality
0.61,
0.44–0.86,
0.004).
inverse
association
between
risk
observed
distal
colon
rectum
not
proximal
cancer.
Regarding
mortality,
this
only
significant
LCDs.
No
associations
found
LCDs
or
mortality.
Conclusions
Our
findings
suggest
focusing
quality,
rather
than
restricting
quantity,
consumption
may
be
an
effective
approach
reduce
population,
particularly
rectal
cancers.
Journal of Translational Medicine,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
22(1)
Published: July 29, 2024
Abstract
Background
Aldehyde
dehydrogenase
2
(ALDH2)
is
critical
for
alcohol
metabolism
by
converting
acetaldehyde
to
acetic
acid.
In
East
Asian
descendants,
an
inactive
genetic
variant
in
ALDH2,
rs671
,
triggers
flushing
response
due
accumulation.
As
not
exclusive
those
of
descent,
we
questioned
whether
additional
ALDH2
variants
can
drive
facial
and
inefficient
using
human
testing
biochemical
assays.
Methods
After
IRB
approval,
subjects
were
given
challenge
(0.25
g/kg)
while
quantifying
levels
the
physiological
(heart
rate
skin
temperature)
alcohol.
Further,
employing
techniques
including
purified
proteins
transiently
transfected
NIH
3T3
cells,
characterized
two
newly
identified
enzymatic
activity,
dimer/tetramer
formation,
reactive
oxygen
species
production
after
treatment.
Results
Humans
heterozygous
rs747096195
(R101G)
or
rs190764869
(R114W)
had
a
2-fold
increase
levels,
(E504K)
6-fold
relative
wild
type
carriers.
vitro
studies
with
recombinant
R101G
R114W
enzyme
showed
reduced
efficiency
that
unique
when
compared
E504K
wild-type
ALDH2.
The
effect
caused
lack
functional
formation
decreased
V
max
both
R114W.
Transiently
NIH-3T3
cells
also
activity
~
50%
subjected
alcohol,
2-3-fold
respect
Conclusions
We
humans
causing
accumulation
consumption.
use
associated
several-fold
higher
risk
esophageal
cancer
variant,
methodology
developed
here
characterize
lead
way
precision
medicine
strategies
further
understand
interplay
consumption,
genetics,
cancer.
Applied and Environmental Microbiology,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
89(3)
Published: Feb. 22, 2023
The
human
gut
microbiome
contributes
crucial
bioactive
metabolites
that
support
health
and
is
sensitive
to
perturbations
from
the
ingestion
of
alcohol
antibiotics.
We
interrogated
response
recovery
microbes
after
acute
or
broad-spectrum
antibiotic
administration
in
a
model
simulating
luminal
mucosal
colonic
environment
with
an
inoculated
microbiome.
Both
treatments
reduced
production
major
short-chain
fatty
acids
(SCFAs)
(acetate,
propionate,
butyrate),
which
are
established
modulators
health.
Treatment
microbial
synbiotic
restored
enhanced
function.
Butyrate
acetate
increased
by
up
29.7%
18.6%,
respectively,
relative
untreated,
dysbiotic
samples.
In
parallel,
treatment
led
increases
abundances
beneficial
commensal
organisms
not
found
(e.g.,
Faecalibacterium
prausnitzii
urolithin-producing
organism
Gordonibacter
pamelaeae)
as
well
species
present
Bifidobacterium
infantis),
suggesting
synergistic
interactions
between
supplemented
native
microorganisms.
These
results
lead
us
conclude
functional
shifts
microbiome,
evaluated
both
metabolite
specific
taxonomic
compositional
changes,
appropriate
metric
assess
"recovery"
following
dysbiosis-inducing
disruption.
Overall,
these
findings
execution
randomized
clinical
studies
determine
whether
can
help
restore
function
IMPORTANCE
disruptions
common
stressors
such
consumption
treatment.
this
study,
we
used
vitro
system
modeling
investigate
stress.
find
complex
community
treated
antibiotics
showed
levels
acids,
critical
molecules
produced
healthy
microbiota.
stressed
communities
resulted
SCFA
increase
abundance
organisms.
Our
suggest
has
potential
stress
merits
further
investigation
studies.
Frontiers in Surgery,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
9
Published: Oct. 21, 2022
Colorectal
cancer
(CRC)
is
the
second
leading
cause
of
cancer-related
deaths
in
world.
This
study
aimed
to
develop
a
urea
cycle
(UC)-related
gene
signature
that
provides
theoretical
foundation
for
prognosis
and
treatment
patients
with
CRC.Differentially
expressed
UC-related
genes
CRC
were
confirmed
using
differential
analysis
Venn
diagrams.
Univariate
Cox
least
absolute
shrinkage
selection
operator
regression
analyses
performed
identify
prognostic
genes.
A
was
created
distinct
datasets.
Independent
predictors
authenticated
analysis.
The
Cell-type
Identification
by
Estimating
Relative
Subsets
RNA
Transcripts
algorithm
Spearman
method
applied
probe
linkage
between
tumor
immune-infiltrating
cells.
Human
Protein
Atlas
database
used
determine
protein
expression
levels
normal
tissues.
Verification
clinical
tissue
samples
real-time
quantitative
polymerase
chain
reaction
(qPCR).A
total
49
DEUCRGs
mined.
Eight
(TIMP1,
FABP4,
MMP3,
MMP1,
CD177,
CA2,
S100P,
SPP1)
identified
construct
signature.
then
affirmed
an
external
validation
set.
risk
score
demonstrated
be
credible
independent
predictor
Functional
enrichment
revealed
focal
adhesion,
ECM-receptor
interaction,
IL-17
signaling
pathway,
nitrogen
metabolism
associated
Immune
infiltration
correlation
significant
immune
cells
two
subgroups.
Finally,
qPCR
results
further
public
database.Taken
together,
this
developed
CRC,
which
will
great
significance
identification
molecular
biomarkers,
prediction,
development
strategies
CRC.