Postdiagnosis body fatness, recreational physical activity, dietary factors and breast cancer prognosis: Global Cancer Update Programme (<scp>CUP</scp> Global) summary of evidence grading
Konstantinos K. Tsilidis(University of Ioannina), Doris S.M. Chan(Imperial College London), Neesha Nanu(Imperial College London), Nigel T. Brockton(University of Aberdeen), Steven K. Clinton(The Ohio State University), Amanda J. Cross(Cancer Genetics (United States)), Rita Vieira(Imperial College London), Daphne Katsikioti(World Cancer Research Fund International), Deirdre McGinley‐Gieser(World Cancer Research Fund International), Edward L. Giovannucci(Massachusetts Department of Public Health), Margarita Cariolou(Imperial College London), Leila Abar(Imperial College London), Martin Wiseman(World Cancer Research Fund International), Kate Allen(University of Exeter), Darren C. Greenwood(University of Leeds), Elio Ríboli(Imperial College London), Vivien Lund(World Cancer Research Fund International), Georgios Markozannes, Dagfinn Aune(OsloMet – Oslo Metropolitan University), Helen Croker(University College London), Marc J. Gunter(Centre international de recherche sur le cancer), Nerea Becerra‐Tomás(Imperial College London), Katia Balducci(Imperial College London), Anne McTiernan(Fred Hutch Cancer Center), Panagiota Mitrou(World Cancer Research Fund International), Alan A. Jackson(Southampton General Hospital), Teresa Norat(Imperial College London), Ellen Kampman(Unknown)
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