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“This could inform specific prevention strategies.” The study, published in the journal BMC Medicine, looked at 125,915 people from 45 studies on bowel cancer. This type of cancer, which is strongly linked to obesity, affects more than 42,000 people every year, and causes more than 16,000 deaths. The research is one of the largest genetic studies to look at men and women’s weight and bowel cancer risk. Bowel cancer: A woman s weight distribution may affect her risk (Image: Getty Images) Natasha Paton, health information manager at Cancer Research UK, added: “It’s well established that keeping a healthy weight affects many types of cancer. ....
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Obesity s influence on colon cancer risk may vary by gender By (0) An increase in BMI of about 5 points was associated with a 23% higher risk of colon cancer for men, compared to 9% for women, a recent study found. Photo by Tiago Zr/Shutterstock Obesity affects colon cancer risk differently in women and men, new research reveals. British researchers analyzed data from more than 58,000 people with colon cancer and nearly 68,000 without. Advertisement The takeaway: A higher body mass index (BMI, an estimate of body fat based on height and weight) is more dangerous for men, while a higher waist-to-hip ratio (a measure of abdominal fat) is more dangerous for women. ....
Women who are apple-shaped may have a greater risk of getting bowel cancer than men with beer bellies, according to a study of more than 100,000 individuals. They more typically gain weight on their hips and thighs, so that if they have larger waistlines, this may indicate they are carrying more fat overall. This raises the risk of cancer by secreting chemicals which cause inflammation, which it is believed, increases the chance of tumours developing. A study led by the University of Bristol and the International Agency for Research on Cancer looked at thousands of bowel cancer patients and at those clear of the disease. ....