Research shows nearly half of all cancer cases are linked to obesity
- New research reveals that nearly half of all cancer cases are linked to obesity, affecting over 30 types of cancer.
- The study, tracking four million adults for decades, highlights the significant impact of excess weight on cancer development.
- This groundbreaking research identifies 32 types of cancer associated with obesity, expanding previous findings of 13 linked cancer types.
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Research shows nearly half of all cancer cases are linked to obesity
Recent research has shown that nearly half of all cancer cases are linked to obesity, making it crucial to stay in shape by exercising and regulating your diet. The research by Sweden's Lund University saw 4.1 million participants who were monitored for about 40 years, with close monitoring of their weight and lifestyle, The Telegraph reported on Friday (May 10). Over the period, more than 332,000 cases of cancer were identified.
Obesity linked to 32 cancer types as disease 'fuels 40% of cases', experts warn
GETTING fat could be a factor in four out of 10 cancers, a major study has found. Experts say obesity can now be linked to 32 types of tumour – 19 more than previously thought. GettyAbout three in 10 adults in the UK are obese (stock image)[/caption] The “groundbreaking” research by Lund University in Sweden tracked 4.1million people for up to 45 years and analysed 332,501 cases of cancer. It found up to 40 per cent of the cases were contributed…
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