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I realize cancer depends on many different factors. i am still seemingly young and healthy, to reduce the risk of cancer when i am older?
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No vaccines: Most cancers in adults are due to carcinogenic effect of viruses, such as hepC, or the polyoma virus in vaccines causing Colon Ca. Many of the newer vaccines have been found contaminated with attenuated but live viruses. After several years of spreading throughout the host, mutatations can occur and lead to potential malignant lesions. Over exposure to RT can also cause neoplasms.
Answered 6/12/2017
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