In general for teens and children (ages 0 to 19), the most commonly diagnosed types of cancers are leukemia, which is a non-cancerous cancer of the white blood cells; bone marrow or blood cancer, which is cancer of the bone marrow or blood; brain and spinal cord tumors, which are often caused by exposure to asbestos; and lymphomas, which is cancer of the lymph glands. Leukemia has the highest incidences in blacks and other people of color. The risk of bone marrow cancer is increased in women after menopause. Cancer of the lymph glands is hereditary and tends to affect younger people.
There are many different types of cancer that begin with the cancerous cells that spread out from the original site of growth. Different types of mesothelioma are types of cancer that begin outside the body and tend to show up primarily in the lining of various organs and joints (which ultimately become swollen and tender). Peritoneal mesothelioma is one of the most common types of cancer to affect the abdominal organs and is usually first noticed during an abdominal examination. It is a result of fluid buildup in the abdomen, and is generally a symptom of another condition or disease. A pericardial Mesothelioma is a cancer that develops from the lining of the heart (pericardium).
There are many different types of cancers that have been identified through research, but unfortunately, there is no current way to prevent cancer from developing. However, there are some things you can do to reduce your risk factors for developing cancer. The best way to reduce your risk of developing cancer is to quit smoking and cut down on your overall body fat percentage. Alcohol increases the risk of colon, rectal, prostate and breast cancer. As well as liver and cervical cancers.
Other risk factors include being male or female, having parents who had or currently have breast cancer, and/or having a family history of cancer in the family. Ovarian, rectal and prostate cancers are common among younger women. They occur most often in girls and are twice as likely as boys to occur in adult women. Although they affect the same number of men and women, ovarian cancer is the most frequent type of cancer among teenage girls. Rectal cancers are more commonly found in men, while breast cancers tend to affect more women.
There are two main types of cancers that tend to be the most preventable. These are squamous cell lung cancer and epitatic lung cancer. Squamous cell lung cancer is generally caused by cigarette smoke, any other occupational exposure to asbestos, other pollutants, or some combination of these factors. Ongoing exposure to certain carcinogens such as pesticides is a major cause of epitatic lung cancer.
Some of the most worrisome developments regarding the health of older adults are the increasing prevalence of many forms of cancers that tend to strike later in life. These include non-Hodgkins lymphoma, chronic fatigue syndrome, and macular degeneration, which all begin in or around middle age. As people get older, they also become more prone to infections, both because their immune systems become weaker and because they are more prone to diseases and infections brought on by living a lifestyle that is stressful and unhealthy. Some of these common infections include influenza, pneumonia, HIV, and diabetes. Older adults are also more likely to develop high blood pressure, stroke, heart disease, and osteoporosis.
Breast cancer tends to affect older women and is the second most common cancer found in younger women. While there has been a reduction in breast cancer rates for younger women in recent years, the rate for older women continues to rise. There have also been some marked increases in the incidence of colorectal and ovarian cancers. While these types of cancers account for a small number of cases, they can be life threatening and should be monitored.
It is important to note that while research efforts over the past several decades have shown a decline in overall death rates from various types of cancer, the number of people dying from adolescent cancers has actually increased slightly. This may be due to underdiagnosis in previous years and an improved diagnosis since more adolescents are being diagnosed with and treated for these different types of disorders. With so many different types of cancer affecting teenagers and young adults today, it is important to recognize their uniqueness and to seek treatment when necessary.
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