Anything that raises the chance of an individual developing a particular illness or disease is called a risk factor. A simple example would be how smoking increases the risk of lung cancer. Some risk factors can be controlled because they are environmental. Things such as obesity (caused from lack of exercise/overeating) or exposure to hazardous […]
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Cancer is the biggest health challenge that all countries and their healthcare systems face today. In 2018, there were more than 17 million new cases of cancer diagnosed and nearly 10 million deaths worldwide. The number of new cases of cancer is also expected to rise to 27.5 million per year by 2040. Research is
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The Sun recently reported that a relationship exists between eating processed meats and developing cancer during menopause. Menopause and cancer are therefore, related. The comments by the Sun note that this did not concern unprocessed meats. Meat which is processed is known to increase the risk of developing cancers, such as Breast Cancer, owing to
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Many people throughout the world enjoy a drink or two. Whether you love a beer after work, single malt, or a glass of wine, too much too often can cause severe damage to your health. So, the fewer alcohol people drink, the lower their cancer risk. Alcohol use is one of the most important preventable
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The US Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has reported an alarming increase of the number of deaths related to Malignant Mesothelioma. Malignant Mesothelioma is an asbestos related cancer that forms tissues that cover the lungs, abdomen or heart. A news report shows that today almost 3,000 people die of this disease. Although majority
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Dr. Adem Gunes, one of our more established doctors and the medical director of Verita Life, has been in the medical industry for years. He worked in Europe, developing his skills, talent and research abilities, before finding his way to Asia. He now gives us a short briefing on cancer and some of the factors
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A fresh study which focused on blood cells reveals more into the ways cancer and alcohol may be related in increasing the risk of developing cancer. The study focused on how alcohol affects the body, too. Alcohol increases the risk of developing seven types of cancer, which include: Mouth, Upper Throat (phraynx), Voice Box (laryngeal),
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According to new research, stroke survivors are almost twice at the risk of developing Cancer, particularly Bowel, Lung and Prostate Cancer. A stroke refers to a serious life-threatening condition which occurs when the blood is unable to reach to the brain properly and remains cut off. Research undertaken by the scientists reveals that several people
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Cancer is a devastating disease that affects millions of people worldwide, and smoking is one of the leading causes of this deadly condition. The link between smoking and cancer is well-established, with research showing that smoking increases the risk of developing various types of cancer, including lung cancer, bladder cancer, and pancreatic cancer. Despite the
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The testimonials on our website are the real-life stories from patients who are willing to share their experiences and treatment journey at Verita Life. They have done so to offer some insight and may be of hope to other cancer patients, but they are not meant to represent the journey of all patients. As you are probably aware everyone’s cancer is unique and results to all treatments are individual. Results along with treatment plans, will vary depending on each person’s medical history.
