September 10, 2025Genel Tıp DergisiOpen Access

Processed Meat and Cancer Connection: A Bibliometric Analysis of Research Trends and Health Implications

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Bibliometric analysis reveals processed meat's cancer connection in epidemiological studies, highlighting sustainability concerns.

Processed meat consumption significantly increases cancer risk, particularly for colorectal cancer.
Epidemiological studies dominate the research and consistently show associations with various cancer types.
Mendelian randomization studies are emerging for causal inference, indicating a shift in research focus.
Key contributors include the United States, which leads with 23.1% of the total publications in this field.

Demirel et al. (2025) studied this question.

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Bibliometric analysis reveals processed meat's cancer connection in epidemiological studies, highlighting sustainability concerns.

Processed meat consumption significantly increases cancer risk, particularly for colorectal cancer.
Epidemiological studies dominate the research and consistently show associations with various cancer types.
Mendelian randomization studies are emerging for causal inference, indicating a shift in research focus.
Key contributors include the United States, which leads with 23.1% of the total publications in this field.

Demirel et al. (2025) studied this question.

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