Cancer risk is significantly higher for adults who have never married, finds large study

Medical Xpress·Apr 8

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A large study has found that adults who have never married may have a higher risk of developing certain cancers. The study's findings suggest a link between marital status and cancer risk, with married individuals possibly having a lower risk. The reasons for this potential link are not specified, and the relationship between marital status and cancer risk is still being explored.

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