Alam niyo ba na mas nanganganib na magkaroon ng head and neck cancer ang mga taong naninigarilyo, madalas na nakakalanghap ng usok ng sigarilyo at umiinom nang labis na alak? Alamin ang iba pang risk factors sa infographics na ito.
“Dibdibang Usapan” in Celebration of Women’s Month with Dr. Amherstia Morelos with Davao City Water District employees
Images from the PSMO Outreach Event at the Bren Z. Guiao Convention Center, San Fernando,. Pampanga.
The strenuous exercise regime provided the most benefit to men who had both the lowest overall fitness levels and who had been treated for testicular cancer. After the 12-week exercise routine, the men in the study reported elevated energy levels and increase to self-esteem when compared to those who in the control group, who received the standard treatment. Additionally, they also experienced less fatigue and had more vitality after three months.
It has been revealed as to how some vegetables could protect against bowel cancer. Vegetables have long been known to play a crucial role in a healthy diet, along with being a good source of fiber, which reduces bowel cancer risk. Recently, Francis Crick Institute in London thinks they’ve discovered another reason why some…
There is an endemic misguided belief in mythical causes of cancer. “There is no guarantee against getting cancer, but by knowing the biggest risk factors, we can stack the odds in our favor to help reduce our individual risk of the disease, rather than wasting time worrying about fake news.” – Clare Hyde, Cancer Research UKResearchers at University College London (UCL) and the University of Leeds surveyed 1,330 people in England and found that more than 40% wrongly thought that stress (43%) and food additives (42%) caused cancer. A third incorrectly believed that electromagnetic frequencies (35%) and eating GM food (34%) were risk factors, while 19% thought microwave ovens and 15% said drinking from plastic bottles caused cancer despite a lack of sound scientific evidence.