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Men with type 2 diabetes mellitus have a lower detection rate of prostate cancer.
Mohammad-Ali Haghsheno, Jan Hammarsten, Ralph Peeker, Carl Johan Behre, Dan Mellström

Int J Urol· September 2020

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A stage-dependent link between metabolic syndrome components and incident prostate cancer.
Jan Hammarsten, Jan-Erik Damber, Mohammad A Haghsheno, Dan Mellström, Ralph Peeker

Nat Rev Urol· May 2018

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Anomalous observation with regard to prostate cancer in cancer research.
Jan Hammarsten

BJU Int· October 2017

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Lower urinary tract symptoms are associated with low levels of serum serotonin, high levels of adiponectin and fasting glucose, and benign prostatic enlargement.
Mohammad-Ali Haghsheno, Dan Mellström, Ralph Peeker, Jan Hammarsten, Mattias Lorentzon

Scand J Urol· April 2015

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Low 25-OH vitamin D is associated with benign prostatic hyperplasia.
Mohammad-Ali Haghsheno, Dan Mellström, Carl-Johan Behre, Jan-Erik Damber, Helena Johansson, Jan Hammarsten

J Urol· August 2013

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Urological aspects of the metabolic syndrome.
Jan Hammarsten, Ralph Peeker

Nat Rev Urol· August 2011

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One-third of the Swedish male population over 50 years of age suffers from lower urinary tract symptoms.
Johan Stranne, Jan-Erik Damber, Magnus Fall, Jan Hammarsten, Tomas Knutson

Scand J Urol Nephrol· June 2009

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Hyperinsulinaemia: a prospective risk factor for lethal clinical prostate cancer.
Jan Hammarsten, Benkt Högstedt

Eur J Cancer· December 2005

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Clinical, haemodynamic, anthropometric, metabolic and insulin profile of men with high-stage and high-grade clinical prostate cancer.
Jan Hammarsten, Benkt Högstedt

Blood Press· July 2004

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Preoperative skin testing of materials used in surgical procedures.
Rosalie Hammarsten, Jan Hammarsten, Per Jemsby

AORN J· April 2003

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Calculated fast-growing benign prostatic hyperplasia--a risk factor for developing clinical prostate cancer.
Jan Hammarsten, Benkt Högstedt

Scand J Urol Nephrol· March 2003

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