7 Risk Factors Shared By Diabetes And Certain Cancer

Medical scientists have
discovered that there is a link
between diabetes and some
form of cancer. They found out
that certain risk factors that
cause diabetes can also lead to
cancer. Scientists are trying their
best to make research and
discoveries in order to enlighten
people about their health. Many
people are ignorant about their
health. They are well educated in
other aspect of their lives, they
were educated and well
grounded in finance,
relationship, news,
entertainment, sports, market
and other aspect of life but when
it comes to health education,
their score is zero. Though,
having education on health does
not mean that one will not sick
but having the knowledge is
always better because
knowledge is better than
ignorance anytime any day.
The research shows that certain
factors that cause diabetes also
cause certain types of cancers
such as liver, pancreas, uterus,
colon, breast and bladder cancer.
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The medical researchers are still
learning more about the link
between type 2 diabetes and
those type of cancers.
7 RISK FACTORS SHARED
BY DIABETES AND CERTAIN CANCER
Some common risk factors
shared by both type 2 diabetes
and certain form of cancer
1. Age – Age is a major factor for
both disease because the
research shows that as you get
older, your risk for both type 2
diabetes and cancer goes up.
2. Gender – Your type of gender
have an important role to play
when it comes to diabetes and
cancer. Overall, cancer occurs
more often in men. Men also
have a slightly higher risk of
diabetes than women.
3. Race/ethnicity – Race is
another key risk factors common
to cancer and diabetes. It was
noticed that African Americans
and non-Hispanic whites are
more likely to develop cancer.
Whereas, African Americans,
Native Americans, Hispanics/
Latinos, and Asian Americans/
Pacific Islanders are at higher
risk for developing type 2
diabetes.
4. Overweight – It is important to
keep a balance or lean weight
because obesity or being
overweight is known to increase
your risk of type 2 diabetes and
certain types of cancer.
5. Inactivity – Our body needs to
warm up regularly to perform to
optimum and keep us away from
disease. Therefore, make sure
that you involve in one exercise
or the other at least 30 minutes a
day. Make sure your heart beat
fast and you sweat during the
exercise. However, people that
have diabetes, high blood
pressure or heart problem
should get recommendation
from their doctors on the kind of
exercise that is ideal for them.
But, 'walking' according to your
strength and condition should
not be dangerous for anyone. It
has been proven that higher
physical activity levels lower the
risk of type 2 diabetes and
certain types of cancer.
6. Smoking – Smoking is not
good for your health. Smoking is
linked to several types of cancer.
Studies suggest that smoking is a
risk factor for the development
of type 2 diabetes and all forms
of cardiovascular diseases.
7. Alcohol – There is a medical
research that prove that
moderate alcoholic drinker live a
healthier life than excessive
drinkers and those that do not
drink alcohol at all. Therefore,
drinking more than one drink a
day for women or two drinks a
day for men raises the risk for
both diabetes and cancer.
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