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5 uniquely modern factors contribute to cancer – ultraprocessed foods, PFAS in drinking water, smoking, sedentary lifestyle, and obesity. WHO predicts a whopping 77% increase in cancer rates by 2050.
by Jeremy Alfred 
There are multiple risk factors for colorectal cancer. While some of them are non-modifiable, others can be modified with changes in diet, exercise, and dietary supplements.
by Jeremy Alfred 
Ventilatory dysfunction and cellular damage from chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) is associated with the development of lung cancer independent of age, sex, and years of smoking. Particularly, emphysema type of COPD increases cancer risk.
by Jeremy Alfred 
Two distinct pathways increase the lifespan of cancer cells. One makes cancer cells immortal, while the other dramatically increases their lifespan.
by Jeremy Alfred 
Regular physical exercise reduces cancer risk for many different types of cancer such as colorectal cancer, prostate cancer, and breast cancer. Exercise can slow the progression and recurrence of some cancers and improve survival rates.
by Jeremy Alfred 
Risk factors for developing lung cancer include regular exposure of lungs to toxic substances such as cigarette smoke and radon gas.
by Jeremy Alfred 
New vaccines for RSV, shingles, HIV, and cancer are in clinical trials.
by Jeremy Alfred 
Prostate cancer is a cancer that develops in men often after the age of 50. Learn more about what it is and how you develop it here.
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