Times Now · WorldNews · 2026-09-01
Why Men Face Higher Cancer Risk: Scientists Identify 3 Primary Drivers Behind
New research links higher cancer risk in men with heart disease to smoking, obesity and excessive alcohol consumption, especially lung and esophageal cancers. Why Men Face Higher Cancer Risk: Scientists Identify 3 Primary Drivers Behind Cases. New research links higher cancer risk in men with heart disease to smoking, obesity and excessive alcohol consumption, especially lung and esophageal cancers. , Health, Times Now.
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