Postmenopausal Hormone Therapy: Balancing Endometrial Protection and Cancer Risk
Updated evidence shows unopposed estrogen increases endometrial hyperplasia risk, while combined regimens offer better protection.
Posted inDiabetes & Endocrinology news Oncology
Prediabetes Pathways: Age-Driven Trajectories to Type 2 Diabetes, Cancer, and Death in 328,000 Adults — What Clinicians Need to Know
A 20-year multistate analysis of 328,049 adults with prediabetes in England shows age strongly shapes progression to type 2 diabetes, cancer, and death, with younger patients likely to remain in prediabetes—highlighting windows for tailored prevention.
Is High-Temperature Cooking Carcinogenic? How to Protect Your Family’s Health in the Kitchen
Explore the science behind carcinogens formed in high-temperature cooking and learn practical tips to safeguard your family's health without sacrificing flavor.
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Marathon Running and Cancer Risk: Separating Fact from Fiction
Recent studies suggest a potential link between extreme marathon running and increased colorectal cancer risk, but research is preliminary and applies to rare cases. For most people, moderate exercise remains beneficial and safe.
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GLP-1 Receptor Agonists in Obesity: Emerging Evidence for Cancer Risk Modulation
GLP-1 receptor agonists, used for obesity and type 2 diabetes management, are linked to a 17% lower overall cancer risk, notably hormone-sensitive cancers, but may increase kidney cancer risk. Further research is needed to clarify safety and mechanisms.
From Polyps to Cancer: Understanding Common Polyps and When to Be Concerned
Polyps are common growths that usually pose little risk, but certain types can lead to cancer. Learn about five common polyps, their risks, symptoms, and treatments to stay informed and proactive about your health.
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CT Scans Linked to 5% of New U.S. Cancer Cases: Unpacking the Evidence and Clinical Implications
A UCSF-led study estimates that CT scans may account for 5% of new cancer cases annually in the U.S., highlighting the need for careful imaging use and dose reduction strategies.
Four Types of Toothpaste Listed on Cancer Risk “Blacklist”: Long-term Use May Pose Cancer Risk?
This article explores the misconceptions about toothpaste pricing, the truth about commonly believed toothpaste benefits, and warns about harmful ingredients linked to cancer risks.
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Is Your Fridge a Friend or Foe? The Hidden Dangers of Storing Food Too Long
Storing food in the fridge may not be as safe as you think. Learn which foods pose hidden health risks and how to protect your household.