Washington: U.S. study showed that young people who are overweight face a greater likelihood of pancreatic cancer during their lifetime compared with those who are normal weight.
The doctor Dongi me professor of medicine at MD Anderson Cancer Center at the University of Texas this is the first research analyzed at any age lead weight to the high probability injured person's pancreatic cancer, adding that the goal of this study is to show the link between body mass index and risk of pancreatic cancer through a person's life and determine whether there was a specific stage in life makes the individual's risk of the disease further.
Dr. Lee, who published his work in the Journal of American Medical Association on Wednesday that the study aims finally to determine whether there is a link between body mass index, weight divided by the square of the height and the risk of pancreatic cancer and the chances of recovery.
The researchers identified that young people between fourteen and nine years who are overweight, have an increased risk of pancreatic cancer by 60% compared with the young people who are normal weight, the study showed also an association between overweight orobesity and age of onset of pancreatic cancer .
The doctor Dongi me professor of medicine at MD Anderson Cancer Center at the University of Texas this is the first research analyzed at any age lead weight to the high probability injured person's pancreatic cancer, adding that the goal of this study is to show the link between body mass index and risk of pancreatic cancer through a person's life and determine whether there was a specific stage in life makes the individual's risk of the disease further.
Dr. Lee, who published his work in the Journal of American Medical Association on Wednesday that the study aims finally to determine whether there is a link between body mass index, weight divided by the square of the height and the risk of pancreatic cancer and the chances of recovery.
The researchers identified that young people between fourteen and nine years who are overweight, have an increased risk of pancreatic cancer by 60% compared with the young people who are normal weight, the study showed also an association between overweight orobesity and age of onset of pancreatic cancer .
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