Drugs for preventing lung cancer in healthy people

Keyphrases

• Lung Cancer 100%
• Healthy People 100%
• Lung Cancer Risk 76%
• Risk Factors 53%
• β-carotene 53%
• Vitamins 38%
• Vitamin E 30%
• Placebo 23%
• Retinol 23%
• Pharmacological Dose 15%
• Health Professionals 7%
• Harmful Effects 7%
• Epidemiological Study 7%
• Data Combination 7%
• Cancer Incidence 7%
• Low Risk 7%
• Methodological Quality 7%
• Copyright 7%
• Protective Effect 7%
• Vegetables 7%
• Extracted Data 7%
• Population-based 7%
• Placebo Groups 7%
• All-cause Mortality 7%
• Selection Criteria 7%
• Randomized Controlled Clinical Trial 7%
• MEDLINE 7%
• Cochrane Collaboration 7%
• Embase 7%
• Relative Risk 7%
• Treatment Duration 7%
• Cochrane 7%
• Smokers 7%
• Issue 3 7%
• Search Strategy 7%
• Large Trials 7%
• Long Follow-up 7%
• Dietary Levels 7%
• Asbestos 7%
• Asbestos Exposure 7%
• Confidence Limits 7%
• Dichotomous Outcomes 7%
• Antioxidant nutrients 7%
• Total Cancer 7%
• α-retinol 7%

Pharmacology, Toxicology and Pharmaceutical Science

• Normal Human 100%
• Lung Cancer 100%
• Beta Carotene 36%
• Cancer Incidence 26%
• Placebo 21%
• Retinol 21%
• Alpha Tocopherol 21%
• Cancer Mortality 10%
• Controlled Clinical Trial 5%
• Occupational Exposure 5%
• Antioxidant 5%
• All Cause Mortality 5%

Nursing and Health Professions

• Lung Cancer 100%
• Beta Carotene 36%
• Cancer Incidence 26%
• Placebo 21%
• Alpha Tocopherol 21%
• Retinol 21%
• Cancer Mortality 10%
• Health Practitioner 5%
• Cochrane Library 5%
• Treatment Duration 5%
• All Cause Mortality 5%
• Occupational Exposure 5%
• Antioxidant 5%