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​Men with heart disease may face a higher cancer risk, study suggests: 7 simple ways to keep your heart healthy and happy​

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UK study finds men with heart disease face higher cancer risk, driven by smoking, obesity and alcohol

A decades-long UK study reveals that millions of men with heart disease have an elevated risk of developing and dying from cancer. Researchers identified smoking, obesity, and excessive alcohol consumption as the primary drivers behind the increased cancer cases in this population.

Aug 21, 2026·3 sourcesCardiovascular aging expertsWomen's healthCancer prevention
UK study finds men with heart disease face higher cancer risk, driven by smoking, obesity and alcohol
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