It showed that the growth of every 5 kg/m2 in BMI was associated with 31 percent higher risk of breast cancer in women who had heart disease during follow-ups and this was 13 percent more risk in women with heart disease. The development of Type 2 diabetes has no effect on the risk of breast cancer: Type 2 diabetes or not in women had an increased risk of high BMI.
“The findings of this study can be used to inform the risk-layered breast cancer screening programs,” said a team of WHO’s Special Cancer Research Team, International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC). Type 2 was not diabetes and heart disease when agreed.
After an average follow-up of 10.7 years in EPIC and 10.9 years in the UK Biobank, breast cancer developed in 6,793 men oriented women. Apart from this, the study found that there will be 153 more cases of breast cancer on excess weight (BMI≥25 kg/m2) and a combination of heart disease per year. Women with history of heart diseases will be included in weight loss tests for prevention of breast cancer. ”
The relationship between additional weight and increasing risk of cancer is well established. More weight or obesity increases the risk of 12 cancer, including uterus, kidney, liver and colorectal cancer.
A recent study published in the journal Nature Communications has shown that more weight and obese women are more likely to be diagnosed with large tumors and more advanced conditions.
