Weight may hurt in cancer fight
This is direct from the Atlanta Journal Constitution on Saturday, December 8th, 2007.
It reads: "Breast cancer patients might have a powerful incentive to avoid gaining weight: better odds of surviving the disease. New research reported at an American Association for Cancer Research conference in Philadelphia suggests that for every 11 pounds a woman gains after being diagnosed with breast cancer, the chances of it proving fatal go up 14 percent"
Ladies, those are not very good odds.
Gene C.
It reads: "Breast cancer patients might have a powerful incentive to avoid gaining weight: better odds of surviving the disease. New research reported at an American Association for Cancer Research conference in Philadelphia suggests that for every 11 pounds a woman gains after being diagnosed with breast cancer, the chances of it proving fatal go up 14 percent"
Ladies, those are not very good odds.
Gene C.
posted by Gene Carbonell at
4:20 PM
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