Sentences with phrase «higher risk of that cancer»

And they may present a higher risk of cancer.

Just to be clear, this study indicates that supposedly healthy products like turkey bacon and chicken sausage actually carry with them a higher risk of cancer — due to the processing — than a steak would.

There are certain «experts» who link meat consumption to higher risks of cancer.

Still, previous studies have associated abdomen fat to higher risks of cancer, cardiovascular events and death.

Circulating levels of the hormone IGF - 1 in a person's blood were linked to a slightly higher risk of cancer.

In 2002, the same group of cancer researchers found sufficient evidence linking excess weight to higher risks of cancers of the colon, esophagus, kidney, breast and uterus.

In July, when the EPA proposed new emissions rules for the drilling industry, it warned that without them there could be an unacceptably high risk of cancer for people living close to major facilities.

Last summer, a panel of 38 researchers headed by vom Saal published a report in Reproductive Toxicology warning that BPA (much like the synthetic estrogen diethylstilbestrol, or DES) is a potential chemical time bomb that may lead to multiple problems, including a higher risk of cancer, especially if exposure occurs in the womb or an infant's early life and on an unrelenting daily basis.

Each 5 kg / m ² increase in BMI was clearly linked with higher risk of cancers of the uterus (62 % increase), gallbladder (31 %), kidney (25 %), cervix (10 %), thyroid (9 %), and leukemia (9 %).

A Mayo Clinic research team has found evidence suggesting that the controversial practice of ovary removal in premenopausal women to prevent ovarian cancer should be discontinued in women who are not at high risk of cancer.

In each study, they found that reduced UVB radiation exposure and lower vitamin D levels were associated with higher risks of cancer.

A test based on the genetic make - up of the Barrett's lesions could benefit patients through improved diagnosis, giving people at high risk of cancer the best care, and reducing the burden of endoscopy for those at low risk.

«You wouldn't want to be told that you had a sequence that gives a high risk of cancer when in fact you didn't,» O'Neill says.

People at high risk of cancer may soon be advised to take readily available drugs such as aspirin to reduce their chances of succumbing to one of the world's biggest killers.

The higher risk of cancer has not fallen over time.»

The fathers aren't at higher risk of cancer themselves, Chao adds.

That's bad news: Y chromosome loss has been linked to a shorter life span as well as a higher risk of cancer.

«If we can identify similar genetic loci in people, and if we could find biomarkers for these gene - environment interactions, then perhaps we could develop a simple blood test that identifies people who are at high risk of cancer from low - dose radiation,» says Mao.

More stem cell activity means more regeneration, though probably also a higher risk of cancer in later life.

This suggests astronauts who go to Mars will face a high risk of cancer.

Advancements in medical research over the past 20 years have improved our ability to identify the genetic factors that may lead to higher risk of cancers.

Without the test, she might not have been identified as a person at higher risk of that cancer.

Hormone replacement therapies, which utilize some of the same artificial hormones are also correlated with a higher risk of cancer.

The link between physical illness and emotional wounds seemed like a stretch back then, but science has now connected both chronic stress and PTSD to higher risks of cancer.

The higher risk of cancer has not fallen over time,» the scientists said in a journal news release.

According to a new study, packaged and processed food, desserts, drinks, and snacks may be associated with higher risks of cancer.

Because research shows a high risk of cancer in women who take synthetic hormones.

When estrogen levels are too high the risk of cancer increases steeply; its protective value in heart disease is reversed as the risk of blood clots and fluid imbalances rises; and the brain benefits are lost.

For example, the claim that there is a higher risk of cancer for people with low cholesterol could be completely incorrect... the issue could in fact be that the illness (in this case, cancer) CAUSES people to have low cholesterol and not the other way around!

According to Gerry Koenig, former chairman of the Iron Disorders Institute and the Hemochromatosis Foundation, 9 women with a GGT above 30 U / L have a higher risk of cancer and autoimmune disease.

Research out of the University of Cambridge has verified the link between toxic chemicals called aldehydes, the destruction of DNA repair mechanisms and a higher risk of cancer due to their effects at the cellular level.

NF - kB translates stress by activating genes to produce proteins called cytokines that cause inflammation at cellular level — a reaction that is useful as a short - lived fight - or - flight reaction, but if persistent leads to a higher risk of cancer, accelerated aging and psychiatric disorders like depression.

«Some studies have also shown that eating a large amount of processed meat may be linked to a higher risk of cancer and heart disease,» adds Miller.

This causes a range of health problems, including increased inflammation, higher risk of cancer and diabetes and weight gain (27, 28).

Like any petrochemical derivative, the stronger the concentration the higher the risk of cancer.

Diabetics and prediabetics also appear to be at higher risk of cancer, likely because they have too much insulin in their bodies and insulin promotes tumor growth.

It is even linked to a higher risk of cancer.

And, yes, drinking alcohol is also associated with a higher risk of cancer.

By Jacquelyne Froeber TUESDAY, Feb. 24, 2009 (Health.com)-- Attention, libation lovers: Middle - aged women who indulge in just a few alcohol - containing drinks each day may have a higher risk of cancer than those who drink less often, according to a report released Tuesday in the Journal of the National Cancer Institute.

It's possible you won't have to deal with complications later in life with purebred dogs, dealing with higher risks of cancer or tumors, heart disease, and neurological diseases.

Weight Obesity in cats can become a systemic inflammatory disease and contribute to other problems like joint disease, a higher risk of cancer, and gastrointestinal problems, says Nelson.

Weight Issues Overweight dogs tend to develop a variety of problems, such as joint disease, a higher risk of cancer and gastrointestinal problems, in addition to having a shorter life expectancy.

According to Benson, another dog breed with a higher risk of cancer is the golden retriever.

Dogs with long noses like Greyhounds and Dobermans have higher risks of cancer developing in their nasal passages because the cancer causing chemicals settle out there.

Breeds at high risk of cancer usually are vulnerable to different types of the disease.

Just take out the one that gives the higher risk of cancer.

It's kinda like saying «well, the doctor says that I run a higher risk of cancer if I keep smoking, but hey, I don't have cancer so far, so I'm fine!»

One report says «The International Association of Firefighters supports bans on these chemicals because firefighters have been shown to be at much higher risk of cancer, heart, lung and other debilitating diseases caused by the dangerous gases created when fire retardants burn.

That might seem reasonable — if you're at a higher risk of cancer due to family history and you're judged on that criteria, why not apply the same logic to genetic testing?

Many insurers charge twice as much to insure a smoker due to the high risk of cancer related deaths.