QUITTERS ARE WINNERS: Are Your Habits Increasing Your Cancer Risk?

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I used to have family members who would smoke at least 2 cigarettes a day. It's either they were stressed or they need it to help with their digestion. Sometimes, it's out of peer pressure especially if you're working in the call center industry. Thankfully, they all eventually quit even before having any side effects. 

If you have a cigarette smoking habit, think twice about taking another puff: tobacco use is the most important  risk  factor  for  cancer,  responsible  for  around  12%  of  cancer deaths based on the Globocan 2018 data. Among the different types of cancer, the one that affects the lung is the most common cause of cancer mortality at an estimated

1.76 million deaths globally.

ManilaMed’s Cancer Care Center

Cancer is one of the deadliest diseases a person could have anywhere in the world. It is also one of the major things that a lot of people try to avoid which is why they thrive a healthy lifestyle. But in case you are diagnosed with cancer, ManilaMed offers the best care that you could possibly need.  

ManilaMed’s mission is to deliver compassionate patient care with the best outcome. To respond to the needs of the community in the preservation of health through education, training, and research.