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Komi residents warned about the increase in cancer incidence among young people

Experts record an increase in the incidence of various types of cancer among the youth of the Republic of Komi

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Komi residents warned about the increase in cancer incidence among young people

Experts record an increase in the incidence of various types of cancer among the youth of the Komi Republic. Prostate cancer began to occur 4 times more than in 2021.

Dangerous are also cancer of the kidneys, intestines and uterus. The incidence of these diseases has almost doubled. Specialists are sounding the alarm.

Experts explained that this may be due to obesity, malnutrition and lack of physical activity in young people. In addition, bad habits also affect the incidence. Experts emphasize that you need to be regularly checked by doctors and try to minimize the negative impact on the body in everyday life.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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