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Dog breeds with a higher risk of developing cancer: study

Cancer is a common cause of death in dogs, but the likelihood of your canine developing the disease could be connected to their breed, according to new research.

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Taller adults more at risk of bowel cancer than shorter people

Taller adults more at risk of bowel cancer than shorter people
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Taller Height May Increase Risk for Colorectal Cancer

Taller height should be considered a risk factor for colorectal cancer or adenoma, a meta-analysis suggests.

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Height an Overlooked Risk Factor for Colorectal Cancer?

Building on previous evidence, a new study finds that taller people may be more likely to develop colorectal cancer or colon polyps.

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Does being tall bad for your health? Research shows it may increase risk of some medical conditions, but decrease others

Being taller increases the risk for several types of cancer, blood clots and spine and back problems, research shows. On the other hand, taller people are less prone to heart disease and diabetes. The latest study examining the effect of height on health found tall people have a higher risk of colon cancer.

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