ea0089p10 | Population Science | NANETS2022
Ituarte, PhD Philip H. G.
, MA Nora Ruel
, MD Daneng Li
, MD Gagandeep Singh
Background: Incidence of gastroenteropancreatic neuroendocrine neoplasms (GEP-NEMs) is increasing, but etiology of sporadic, non-familial disease remains obscure. Behavioral risk factors like smoking and alcohol consumption may be associated with GEP-NENs, yet environmental factors potentially associated with GEP-NENs remain unexamined. We regressed age-adjusted incidence rates for GEP-NENs cases in California (CA) on county-level pollution data to determine if an association ...