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Liliana Minelli
Researcher at University of Perugia
Publications - 81
Citations - 1394
Liliana Minelli is an academic researcher from University of Perugia. The author has contributed to research in topics: Incidence (epidemiology) & Cancer. The author has an hindex of 22, co-authored 81 publications receiving 1201 citations. Previous affiliations of Liliana Minelli include Istituto Superiore di Sanità.
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Estimating the Smoking Ban Effects on Smoking Prevalence, Quitting and Cigarette Consumption in a Population Study of Apprentices in Italy
Luca Pieroni,Giacomo Muzi,Augusto Quercia,Donatella Lanari,Carmen Rundo,Liliana Minelli,Luca Salmasi,Marco Dell'Omo +7 more
TL;DR: The Italian smoking ban generally had no effect on smoking prevalence, quitting ratio, or cigarette consumption of apprentices, but when the estimates were applied to subpopulations, significant effects were found.
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Investigating the Role of Physical Education in Physical Activity Promotion: An Italian Multicenter Study.
Francesca Gallè,Valeria Di Onofrio,Fabio Barbone,Giorgio Brandi,S. Calimeri,Elisabetta Carraro,Federica Carraturo,Laura Dallolio,Concetta De Meo,Mauro De Santi,Guglielmina Fantuzzi,Francesca Fortunato,Ilaria Silvia Rossella Gorrasi,Marco Guida,Daniele Ignazio La Milia,Erica Leoni,Daniela Lo Giudice,Liliana Minelli,Christian Napoli,Maria Parpinel,Cesira Pasquarella,Rosa Prato,Vincenzo Romano Spica,Carlo Signorelli,Silvio Tafuri,Federica Valeriani,Giorgio Liguori +26 more
TL;DR: To enhance its role in health promotion, PE teaching should be improved by increasing the time allocated to PE and by strengthening the provision of school-based extracurricular PA.
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Economic Evaluation of the effect of Quitting Smoking on Weight Gains: Evidence from the United Kingdom
TL;DR: It is found that the health benefits associated with quitting smoking are greater than the costs associated with increased overweight and obesity.
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Breast cancer incidence, mortality and survival in the Umbria region of Italy (1978-1999).
TL;DR: The 1994–1998 decline in breast cancer mortality and the survival improvement may in part reflect the effectiveness of earlier detection by mammography and the progress in treatments, as well as genetic and lifestyle factors along with the improvement in diagnosis.
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Incidence of multiple primary bladder and prostate cancer in a central region of italy. umbria, 1994-2004
TL;DR: An increase in prostate cancer diagnoses in patients with bladder cancer was confirmed, mainly accounted for by the detection of prostate cancers during cystectomies performed for bladder carcinoma.