Cancer risk
Coverage of Cancer risk in the Nexus archive.
- Young people 'ageing faster' than previous generations - raising cancer risk, new study claims
A new study claims young people are ageing faster than previous generations, which may increase their cancer risk. The research suggests accelerated biological ageing could contribute to higher health risks in younger populations.
- Scientists are uncovering how common viruses may quietly increase cancer risk
Scientists are discovering that common viruses may alter the body's molecular networks supporting cells and tissues, potentially increasing cancer risk over time. Everyday viral infections are being studied for their long-term impact on cellular structures linked to cancer development.
- FDA urgently recalls ice pops over undeclared ingredients linked to behavioral issues and cancer risk
The FDA has urgently recalled ice pops due to undeclared ingredients that may cause behavioral issues and pose a cancer risk. The recall highlights concerns over hidden components in the product linked to potential health dangers.
- Pesticide exposure linked to 150% higher cancer risk in major study
A major study reveals that exposure to pesticide-heavy environments may increase cancer risk by up to 150%, even when individual chemicals are deemed safe. The research highlights that pesticide mixtures could cause cellular damage years before cancer manifests.
- Never married? Your cancer risk could be up to 85 per cent higher, study finds
A study suggests that never-married individuals may have up to 85% higher cancer risk compared to those who are married. The research highlights a potential correlation between marital status and cancer incidence, though further investigation is needed to establish causation.