Assoc. Prof. Gülgün Çiğdem, who has carried out studies called the Crisis-Cancer Cycle (CCC-Crise Cancer Cycle), in her multidisciplinary studies in which she questioned the relationship between poverty and cancer incidence in the United States, questioned whether there is any relationship between unemployment caused by crises and cancer incidence this time by taking Turkey into account.
According to her research, Çiğdem has added a new one to the known risk factors of cancer and stated that unemployment is one of the causes of cancer.
Assoc. Prof. Gülgün Çiğdem's original empirical study entitled "The Crisis-Cancer Cycle in the Shadow of COVID-19: Evidence from Turkey" has been published in the World Cancer Research Journal (WCRJ) in Italy.
In her multidisciplinary studies, which she named the Crisis-Cancer Cycle (CCC-Crise Cancer Cycle), in which she questioned the relationship between poverty and cancer incidence in the United States, Çiğdem this time examines Turkey and examines whether there is a relationship between unemployment caused by crises and cancer incidence. Istanbul Gelisim University (IGU) Faculty Member Assoc. Prof. Çiğdem has determined a unidirectional causality between the variables as a result of the analyzes performed for Turkey. Çiğdem says, "Accordingly, unemployment is a Granger cause of cancer incidence."
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