Risk factors for various cancer kinds might vary. Things known as risk factors raise your chance of getting cancer. The majority of risk factors do not directly ""cause"" cancer, according to the American Society of Clinical Oncology (ASCO). Here are some risk factors for adenoid cystic carcinoma  Smoking is one example of a lifestyle risk factor for cancer that can be altered, but other risk factors, such as fa  Read More

It can be more difficult for people to notice signs and symptoms of breast cancer during pregnancy. This is because the breasts normally swell and become tender as milk ducts grow and stretch during pregnancy. Changes in hormone levels during pregnancy cause the breasts to change. Pregnant women should not take small lumps lightly and conclude they are pregnancy-related. They could be the beginnings of cancer. If ignored, there  Read More

The risk factors for xeroderma pigmentosum are exposure to UV light, a family history of the condition, and a genetic mutation in either of the genes that are involved with repairing DNA. If you have xeroderma pigmentosum, you're more likely to get skin cancer than other people. You can also develop cataracts and neurological problems as you get older. Exposure to UV light - You should avoid sunlight as much as possibl  Read More