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4 Most Common Types Of Cancer In Women

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Last updated: 2019/11/28 at 1:19 PM
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Therefore, it is important that women stay informed and know what are the most common types and lines below we tell them.

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1.- Cervical cancer2.- Breast cancer3.- Stomach cancer4.- Lung cancer

1.- Cervical cancer

This disease is the leading cause of cancer death in women. According to studies, 99.9% of cervical cancer cases are due to Human Papillomavirus (HPV), which is a sexually transmitted disease.

2.- Breast cancer

This evil takes the lives of 4 women daily, although when it is detected in time it has a cure. Therefore, it is recommended to carry out revisions and from the age of 20 to perform a self-examination.

3.- Stomach cancer

This disease is caused by the bacterium Helicobacter pylori, which occurs due to the consumption of foods that do not have adequate hygiene or are cooked properly. Grisson also indicated that other risk factors include eating at heart, poorly treated gastritis and stress.

4.- Lung cancer

This condition is one of the most common and of the cases detected, more and more are women. The best way to prevent this cancer is to quit smoking and lead a healthy life.

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