Regardless, I wonder if there is a non invasive early test for this.
> cases among fit, young, non-smoking women have risen, both as a proportion and in absolute numbers
e.g. EU did just ban a nail polish remover chemical (though think that was more reproductive health than carcinogenic)
The smell of the various chemicals is off-putting enough to make me not want to visit a nail salon for a pedicure, and of course that is far less exposure than the employees are getting.
Women are exposed to so much crap all the time. Sprays, perfumes, creams, scented candles, candles, incense, etc etc.
https://www.mesotheliomaguide.com/community/types-of-cancer-...
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browningstreet•4mo ago
Run for your life! At a comfortable pace, and not too far: James O'Keefe at TED×UMKC
https://youtu.be/Y6U728AZnV0?si=EI8ubUwEr4KqR2PC
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joseda-hg•4mo ago
There's a lot of body stress on repairing, maintaining and improving endurance
Maybe that skyrockets cellular division which would maybe would explain some of the impact?
groggler•4mo ago
The theory that exercise is harmful seems more like a fanciful wish than a probability given other correlation in environment and behavior where much of our environment is poorly tested and probably harmful.
stevesimmons•4mo ago
So I'm a marathon runner (ran a 3:08 marathon this morning, actually, at age 55). The carbs I eat are neither excessive, nor low fibre.
And all the endurance athletes I know are extremely aware of their diets and the importance of eating the right mix of high quality foods.
groggler•4mo ago