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    Meningiomas are relatively understudied tumors in terms of etiological risk factors. There have been some large European cohort studies and a 2002 law in the United States mandating registration of benign brain tumors like meningioma. Research on meningiomas faces challenges due to their generally benign nature and lack of standardized incidence data. Potential risk factors that have been studied include ionizing radiation, hormones, head trauma, cell phone use, family history, occupation, and diet. Future molecular epidemiology studies may provide further insights into meningioma causes and risks.

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    Meningiomas are relatively understudied tumors in terms of etiological risk factors. There have been some large European cohort studies and a 2002 law in the United States mandating registration of benign brain tumors like meningioma. Research on meningiomas faces challenges due to their generally benign nature and lack of standardized incidence data. Potential risk factors that have been studied include ionizing radiation, hormones, head trauma, cell phone use, family history, occupation, and diet. Future molecular epidemiology studies may provide further insights into meningioma causes and risks.

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    Epidemiology and etiology of

    meningioma
    *

    Joseph Wiemels Margaret Wrensch


    Elizabeth B. Claus

    Jurnal reading
    Aditya Kurnianto
    Moderator : dr. Tri Anggoro Sp.S(K)

    Epidemiologic research
    on meningioma
    meningiomas are relatively understudied with
    regards to etiologic risk factors
    There are large European cohorts such as the
    Interphone and the Million Women Study in the
    United Kingdom.
    In 2002, The Benign Brain Tumor Cancer,
    mandating registration of benign brain tumors
    such as meningioma in the United States.

    challenges to
    meningioma research

    POPULATION STATISTICS

    POPULATION STATISTICS

    POPULATION STATISTICS

    RISK FACTOR
    Ionizing radiation

    RISK FACTOR
    Hormones

    RISK FACTOR
    Hormones

    RISK FACTOR
    Hormones

    RISK FACTOR
    Hormones

    RISK FACTOR
    Head trauma

    RISK FACTOR
    CELL PHONE

    RISK FACTOR
    ASSOCIATION WITH BREAST CANCER

    RISK FACTOR
    Occupation/diet/allergy

    RISK FACTOR
    FAMILY HISTORY

    MOLECULAR EPIDEMIOLOGY

    Molecular epidemiology

    Molecular Epidemiology

    FUTURE STUDIES

    THANK YOU

    THANK YOU

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