Patients with bowel cancer in men increased

Patients with bowel cancer in men increased

A Cancer Research Institute in the United Kingdom mentioned that the number of people with colon cancer among men continues to increase more than a quarter of the amount earlier in the last 35 years.

The study conducted by The Institute of Cancer Research UK said this amount is opposite when compared to a woman only sufferers experience increased by as much as six percent in the same period.

However the Agency also noted that the number of sufferers of this disease can survive also increases.

Half of the patients with intestinal cancer patients they can last up to ten years since they were diagnosed by doctors.

The researchers have so far still not knowing the cause of the difference in height in a matter of an increase in cases of colon cancer among men and women.

So far the growing number of cases of bowel cancer dependencies with obesity very closely and strict diet of red meat and that have been processed and low in fiber.

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This case is also related to the increasing age of the population.

The report says patients with bowel cancer in men increased from 45 per 100,000 people in 1975-76 to 56 per 100,000 in 2008-10 or increased 29 percent.

While in bowel cancer cases among women for the same period increased in small quantities from 35 per 100,000 people to be 37 per 100,000 people.

Bowel cancer, according to The Cancer Research UK many suffered by those aged 60 and 70 annual yearly, they noted there were 23 thousand new cases every year occur in people age.

"It's important to know what the cause of this disease is rising and what can we do with it," said the Director of the National Cancer Research Network, Professor Matthew Seymour.

The results of this research are reported by itself to mark the Moon unconscious bowel cancer and the launch of a new campaign about the treatment of bowel Cancer Charity by Bobby More.