TyPes Of CanCer

The relationship between high blood pressure and risk of cancer

Revealed a new study about the relationship between high blood pressure in the increased incidence of cancer. The newspaper "Daily Mail" published yesterday showed the results of a recent study involving 600,000 men suffering from high blood pressure, they are more vulnerable to the risk of cancer by 10% to 20% . as shown by the results of the study conducted by a team of scientific research in the UK that people with high blood pressure of males and females are at risk of injury and death from cancer at a rate of 4% to 8%. The researchers were unable to know the relationship between high blood pressure and cancer, but they attributed that to the lifestyle unhealthy experienced by the person and that leads to a rise in blood pressure in charge of the president on the incidence of cancer. And included a research study to analyze the data for blood pressure and mortality for 89.454 288.345 men and women each from Norway, Australia and Sweden over 12 years. The results of the study on the concomitant rise in blood pressure in males at higher risk of cancer of the mouth and intestine, lung, bladder, kidney and skin. She also visited the proportion of the risk I have a female cancer, liver, pancreas, uterus and skin. The newspaper quoted what was said by Dr. Malik, the Hemerlk from Imperial College London that "to follow a healthy lifestyle is one positive ways to reduce the risk of cancer and high blood pressure, and is in the maintenance to exercise, and stay away from drinks that contain alcohol and follow a healthy diet and balanced. "The newspaper noted that the results of the study will be presented later in the European Conference against cancer in the city of Stockholm.

Comments (2)

Logging you in...

Dashboard | Edit profile | Logout

Logged in as

0 Vote up Vote down

sagittarian · 711 weeks ago

Wow!... This is another smart article! It gives me instant relief of some questions about health topic or some disease that can be avoided. Keep it up! :)