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Table 14 Characteristics of included studies- bladder cancer

From: Associations between aspirin use and the risk of cancers: a meta-analysis of observational studies

Study source

Sex

Study period

Source of subjects

No of case

No of control/cohort size

Cancer site

Exposure assessment

Exposure Definition

Adjustment for covariates

Study quality

Case-control studies

 Baris D [214], 2013, US

M/F

2001–2004

Population from Maine, Vermont and New Hampshire

783

890

Bladder cancer

Self-reported

Use at least 20 times(any)

1,2,3,11,26,51

6

 Fortuny J [215], 2007, US

M/F

1998–2001

The New Hampshire State Department of Health and Human Services’ rapid reporting Cancer Registry

456

369

Bladder cancer

Interview

Use at least four times a week for 1 month or longer prior to the reference date

1,2,3,25

7

 Fortuny J [216], 2006,Spain

M/F

1997–2000

Patients from five regions in Spain (Barcelona, Valle’s/Bages, Alacant, Tenerife, and Asturias)

907

965

Bladder cancer

Self-reported

Use twice or more weekly for ≥ 1 month (regular)

1,2,3,25,26,52,53

8

 Castelao JE [217], 2000, US

M/F

1987–1996

SEER cancer registry

1514

1514

Bladder cancer

Questionnaire

Use at least 20 times(any)

3,5,53,54,55,56, 57,58,59,60

7

 Steineck G [218], 1995, Sweden

M/F

1985–1987

Population from the County of Stockholm

325

393

Bladder cancer

Questionnaire

Had ever taken aspirin-not further defined

1,2,3,55,56,61,62,63

5

Cohort studies

 Brasky TM [92], 2014, US

F

1998–2010

WHI

175

142,330

Bladder cancer

Questionnaire

Use at both baseline and year 3 visits (consistent)

1,3,4,5,6,10,11,17,18,19,25,26,,28,29,30,31,32,34,35,36,37,38,39,40,41,42,43,44,45,46,47,48

9

 Shih C [219], 2013, US

M/F

2000–2010

The VITAL cohort

344

77,048

Bladder cancer

Questionnaire

Use at least once per week, for at least 1 year

1,2,3,4,5,11,49

8

 Daugherty SE [220], 2011, US

M/F

1995–1996

AARP

1660

334,908

Bladder cancer

Questionnaire

Use aspirin ≥ 2times/week (regular)

3,10,11,25,27

7

  

1993–2001

PLCO Cancer Screening

704

154,952

Bladder cancer

Questionnaire

Use aspirin ≥ 2times/week (regular)

3,10,11,25,27

7

  

1994–1998

The USRT Study

97

90,972

Bladder cancer

Questionnaire

Use aspirin ≥ 2times/week (regular)

3,10,11,25,27

7

 Genkinger JM [221], 2007, US

M

1986–2004

HPFS

392

49,448

Bladder cancer

Questionnaire

Use 2 or more times per week(regular)

1,3,26,50

9

 Jacobs EJ [98], 2007, US

M/F

1992–2003

Cancer Prevention Study II Nutrition Cohort

867

146,113

Bladder cancer

Questionnaire

Use at least 30 “times” per month(daily use of adult-strength)

1,2,3,5,7,10,11, 15,16,17,18,22, 25,45, 63

8

 Friis S [62], 2003, Denmarka

M/F

1989–1997

Population of North Jutland County

161

29,470

Bladder cancer

Prescription database

75–150 mg once daily(low-dose aspirin)

1,2

8

 Schreinemachers DM [63], 1994, US

M/F

1971–1987

The National Health and Examination Survey Ι

35

12,668

Bladder cancer

Self reported

Use aspirin during the 30-day period before the interview

1,2

6

 Paganini-Hill A [103], 1989, US

M/F

1981–1988

Population from Leisure World, Laguna Hills, US

96

13,870

Bladder cancer

Questionnaire

Aspirin use: none,<daily, daily

2

4

  1. 1 = age, 2 = sex, 3 = smoking, 4 = family history, 5 = educational level, 6 = alcohol intake, 7 = history of colorectal endoscopy, 8 = Fat distribution, 9 = social status, 10 = BMI,11 = race, 12 = folate, 13 = height, 14 = Alternate Healthy Eating Index-2010, 15 = PSA test in past 2 y, 16 = mammogram in past 2 y, 17 = hormone replacement therapy, 18 = physical activity, 19 = fruit, vegetable and/or vitamin intake, 20 = history of colonoscopy, 21 = total energy intake, 22 = diabetes, 23 = former health checkup, 24 = red meat, 25 = other NSAIDs, 26 = area (county/region), 27 = study, 28 = migraine, 29 = ever use of calcium supplements in the past 5 years, 30 = red meat, 31 = Nitro-vasodilator use, 32 = height, 33 = unique number of hospitalizations in the year prior to start of follow up, 34 = observational study enrollment, 35 = diet modification trial enrollment, 36 = screening for cancer, 37 = age at menarche, 38 = age at menopause, 39 = gravidity, 40 = age atfirst birth, 41 = duration of estrogen therapy, 42 = duration of combined postmenopausal hormone therapy, 43 = hysterectomy status, 44 = use of antihypertensive medication, 45 = history of coronary heart disease, 46 = use of cholesterol-lowering medication, 47 = history of arthritis, 48 = history of ulcer, 49 = indications for NSAID use, 50 = fluid intake, 51 = hispanic status, 52 = Metamizol, 53 = Acetic acids, 54 = number of years employed as hairdresser/barber, 55 = use of phenacetin, 56 = acetaminophen, 57 = Other salicylic acids, 58 = Propionic acids, 59 = Oxicam,60 = Pyrazolon derivatives, 61 = Dextropropoxyphene, 62 = Phenazon, 63 = Other analgesics (codeine, chlormezanone, caffeine), 63 = hypertension
  2. AARP AARP diet and health study, HPFS Health Professionals follow-up study, PLCO prostate, lung, colorectal and ovarian cancer screening trial, SEER surveillance, epidemiology and end results, USRT United State Radiologic Technologist Study, VITAL the vitamins and lifestyle, WHI women’s health initiative
  3. aStudy deemed to be prone to immortal time bias