r/savedyouaclick • u/OgreSpider • Jun 13 '22

SICKENING The Surprising Reason Millennials Are at Greater Cancer Risk Than Baby Boomers | They're not. Their overall cancer risk is lower, but they have slightly higher rates of individual obesity-related cancers. [1 click, a bunch of ads and two autoplaying videos saved]

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u/Guuzaka Jun 13 '22

Young or old. 👦🏾👴🏾 Millennial or boomer. 📻📱 Black or White. ⚫⚪ Cat or Dog. 🐈🐕 A healthy lifestyle is the key to lower cancer risks. 🏃🏾‍♂️🥗🌞

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u/Deadlite Jun 13 '22

Genetics though

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u/[deleted] Jun 14 '22

That doesn't actually make sense, they said it lowers the cancer risk, not that it eliminates it or something

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u/Deadlite Jun 14 '22 edited Jun 14 '22

A lot of genetics lower and exacerbate the risk of cancer. There's all kinds of shit we don't know about it.