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Risk factors of colorectal cancers include
A Obesity
B Saturated animal fat
C Adenomatous polyp
D Dietary calcium
E Dietary selenium
Regarding colorectal cancer
A Left sided tumours are likely to obstruct than right sided tumours
B Villous adenomas have a greater malignant potential than tubular adenomas
C Most tumours occur in the right colon
D Neo-adjuvant radiotherapy has no role in the management of rectal tumours
E Colorectal cancers are associated with a diet high in fiber and low in saturated fat
Sum of market risk and diversifiable risk are classified as total risk which is equivalent to
A Sharpe's alpha
B standard alphas
C alpha's variance
D variance
The followings are risk factors for carcinoma cervix
A Tobacco smoking
B Multiple sexual partners
C Human papilloma viral infection
D Use of HRT
E Nulliparity
Risk factors in the aetiology of gastric cancer are
A Helicobacter pylori
B Pernicious anemia
C Adenomatous gastric polyp
D Previous partial gastrectomy
E Gastric tuberculosis
Risk factors for cervical cancer are
A First coitus at younger age
B Human papilloma virus infection
C Low socioeconomic condition
D Nulliparity
E Single sexual partner
Risk factors for endometrial cancer
A Obesity
B Hypertension
C Early menarche
D Early menopause
E Diabetes mellitus
Risk factors for endometrial cancer are
A Nulliparity
B Delayed menopause
C Diabetes mellitus
D Human papilioma virus infection
E Hypothyroidism
Risk factors of developing cervical cancer-
A Heavy menstruation
B Polycystic ovary
C Early marriage
D Endometriosis
A model in which behavior of asset returns is measured for set of risk factors and market risk is classified as
A factorization model
B Two factor model
C multifactor model
D quoted factor model

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