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Stomach Cancer Symptoms: 7 Signs Of The Deadly Condition You Should Know
Stomach cancer usually starts slowly and it is easy to miss since the early signs are similar to regular digestion problems such as acidity, indigestion, or occasional stomach pain.
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Stomach Cancer Awareness Month: Early Signs And Symptoms To Look Out For
Stomach Cancer Awareness Month: Here's a look at the most common symptoms to help you better understand and potentially identify this disease at its onset.
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What Causes Stomach Cancer? Understanding The Risk Factors
Having one or more risk factors may increase the chances of having gastric cancer. However, the absence of risk factors does not reduce the risk to zero.
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Stomach Cancer: 5 Things You Need To Know
Stomach cancer or gastric cancer begins when the cancer cells start forming the inner lining of the stomach. Click here to know more about stomach cancer.
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Beware! Frequent Heartburns Could Mean Stomach Cancer
People who experienceheart burns for a longer period of time and experience it quite frequently,might have stomach or gastric cancer.
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Reduce Obesity To Treat Diabetes
Every ten kilograms of extra weight reduces life by three years. An obese person with a 50 kg of extra weight has already shortened his life by nearly 15 years. Commonly associated diseases like diabetes, heart problem, joint pains and risk of developing cancer may even shorten the life span of the person.
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Beedi Causes Gastric Cancer: Study
Beedi, which has for long been known as a source of cancers of the lung and oral cavity, is also a causative risk factor for gastric malignancy, says a study by the Regional Cancer Centre in Thiruvananthpuram.
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Smoking 'Beedis' Also Causes Gastric Cancer: Study
Smoking 'beedis' is a causative factor for gastric cancer apart from that of lungs and the oral cavity, a study carried out in a Kerala district town said.
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Common bacteria linked to circulatory disease
Infection by Helicobacter pylori, a bacteria associated with peptic ulcers and gastric cancer, also appears to increase the risk of diseases of the circulation.
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Stomach Cancer Symptoms: 7 Signs Of The Deadly Condition You Should Know
Stomach cancer usually starts slowly and it is easy to miss since the early signs are similar to regular digestion problems such as acidity, indigestion, or occasional stomach pain.
-
Stomach Cancer Awareness Month: Early Signs And Symptoms To Look Out For
Stomach Cancer Awareness Month: Here's a look at the most common symptoms to help you better understand and potentially identify this disease at its onset.
-
What Causes Stomach Cancer? Understanding The Risk Factors
Having one or more risk factors may increase the chances of having gastric cancer. However, the absence of risk factors does not reduce the risk to zero.
-
Stomach Cancer: 5 Things You Need To Know
Stomach cancer or gastric cancer begins when the cancer cells start forming the inner lining of the stomach. Click here to know more about stomach cancer.
-
Beware! Frequent Heartburns Could Mean Stomach Cancer
People who experienceheart burns for a longer period of time and experience it quite frequently,might have stomach or gastric cancer.
-
Reduce Obesity To Treat Diabetes
Every ten kilograms of extra weight reduces life by three years. An obese person with a 50 kg of extra weight has already shortened his life by nearly 15 years. Commonly associated diseases like diabetes, heart problem, joint pains and risk of developing cancer may even shorten the life span of the person.
-
Beedi Causes Gastric Cancer: Study
Beedi, which has for long been known as a source of cancers of the lung and oral cavity, is also a causative risk factor for gastric malignancy, says a study by the Regional Cancer Centre in Thiruvananthpuram.
-
Smoking 'Beedis' Also Causes Gastric Cancer: Study
Smoking 'beedis' is a causative factor for gastric cancer apart from that of lungs and the oral cavity, a study carried out in a Kerala district town said.
-
Common bacteria linked to circulatory disease
Infection by Helicobacter pylori, a bacteria associated with peptic ulcers and gastric cancer, also appears to increase the risk of diseases of the circulation.
