Studies Reveal Gender Disparities in Cancer Risk and Traffic Accident Injuries
New studies indicate that women face a higher risk of injuries in traffic accidents, while men are significantly more prone to developing cancer. An oncologist shared three specific steps he takes to reduce his own cancer risk.
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Evropska studija otkriva: Žene u većem riziku od povreda u saobraćajnim nesrećama
Žene imaju 60 posto veći rizik od povreda u saobraćajnim nesrećama nego muškarci, pokazuje analiza istraživača sa TU Graz. Razlika nije samo posljedica činjenice da su žene češće saputnice, već i načina na koji su sigurnosni sistemi automobila osmišljeni, testirani i dizajnirani.
Read full article →Nyt studie viser, at kræft rammer mænd i langt højere grad. Overlægen mindsker sin egen risiko ved tre konkrete greb
Nyt dansk studie viser, at mænd har 52 procent højere risiko for at få kræftformer, som rammer både mænd og kvinder, og de har samtidig større risiko for at dø af kræften. Overlæge og professor peger på i alt fire konkrete råd, som kan mindske risikoen.
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