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Understanding the Risks Between Aging and Stomach Cancer   created at May 04, 2009   1,070   The risk of stomach cancer increases significantly with age,primarily due to the cumulative effect of various factors over a lifetime.These include exposure to carcinogenic substances (like Helicobacter Pylori Infection,smoked foods,and tobacco),the gradua...

Tobacco as risk factors for vulvar cancer   created at May 05, 2009   1,064   While not a direct cause,tobacco use is a significant risk factor for vulvar cancer.Smoking increases the risk through various mechanisms,including exposure to carcinogens that damage vulvar cells,weakening the immune system's ability to fight off precance...

What can I do to prevent my child from developing asthma?   created at May 11, 2009   1,072   While there's no guaranteed way to prevent asthma,you can significantly reduce your child's risk by avoiding exposure to known triggers like cigarette smoke (including secondhand smoke),dust mites (through frequent cleaning and allergen-proof covers),pet d...

What are the risk factors for head and neck cancers?   created at May 09, 2009   1,213   Risk factors for head and neck cancers include tobacco use (smoking and smokeless tobacco),excessive alcohol consumption,human papillomavirus (HPV) infection,particularly HPV16 and 18,exposure to certain occupational hazards like asbestos,wood dust,and cer...

The Looming Threat: Stomach Cancer and its Ties to Tobacco and Alcohol Abuse   created at May 04, 2009   1,077   Stomach cancer,a significant global health concern,is strongly linked to both tobacco and alcohol abuse.Smoking damages the stomach lining,increasing the risk of inflammation and precancerous changes,while excessive alcohol consumption irritates the stomac...

What kind of effects do tobacco smoke and other irritants have on the sinuses?   created at May 08, 2009   1,069   Tobacco smoke and various other irritants may cause worsening of symptoms. Those irritants include auto exhaust, gasoline fumes, paint fumes, perfume, roach spray and household chemicals such as bleach, etc. Cigarette smoke paralyzes the tiny hairs (cilia)...