A recent study finds that women who are in their late 30s and early 40s, are twice as likely to suffer from cancer as their male counterparts. Cancer rates were higher than expected for both the sexes in the north of England. According to experts, the high cases of cancer among the 35-44 year-old women is because of breast cancer, while common cancers in male tend to strike later. Office for National Statistics' released 2011 figures ...Sunday, 30 June 2013
30 - 40 Year-Old-Women at Twice More Risk of Developing Cancer Than Men: Study
A recent study finds that women who are in their late 30s and early 40s, are twice as likely to suffer from cancer as their male counterparts. Cancer rates were higher than expected for both the sexes in the north of England. According to experts, the high cases of cancer among the 35-44 year-old women is because of breast cancer, while common cancers in male tend to strike later. Office for National Statistics' released 2011 figures ...
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