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What is Knowledge Synthesis?
An evidence-based synthesis that takes into account the amount of evidence, the extent of replication and protection from bias from meta-analyses and systematic reviews in any given subject.
A group met in Venice, Italy, on November 9–10, 2006 and developed the Venice Criteria as guidelines on how to assess cumulative epidemiologic evidence in genetic associations.
A Field Synopsis on Low-Penetrance Variants in DNA Repair Genes and Cancer Susceptibility
Vineis et al. 2008
Editorial: Building a Knowledge Base on Genetic Variation and Cancer Risk through Field Synopses
Genetic Associations in Cancer- building a Knowledge Synthesis
Cancer Genetics Meta-Analyses and HuGE Reviews
This link takes you to all Meta-Analyses and HuGE Reviews of genetic associations in Human Cancer Epidemiology.
Cancer Related Genome Wide Association Studies
This link takes you to all publications of Genome Wide Associations in Cancer.
COMING SOON…Cancer specific Knowledge Synthesis
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