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What are two factors that makes a person more likely to develop cancer?
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Is every one born with cancer?
No. There are carcinogens that can cause a person to develop cancer
What would happen if mitosis was uncontrolled in the cells of a person skin?
it would cause cancer to develop
Can cancer in uterus cause blood clots?
In general cancer makes it more likely for a person to get blood clots.
How does a person develop cancer?
She or he smokes to much or breathes in bad air. Don't smoke that crud ever!
What are reasons for cancer nowadays?
There are extraneous factors and internal factors that can cause cancer. The extraneous factors include chemical factors, like nitrosamines, physical factor, such as radiation, and biological factors, like RNA virus. The internal factors include inherent causes, Immune factors, as well as Endocrine factors. Therefore, not only enviromental, inherent reasons, but also eating habits, work-rest habits can also determine whether a person will get cancer or not. However, the most important thing is not to cure cancer but to forecast cancer and to prevent cancer. Now genetic testing for cancer is available. I have ever seen a website about genetic testing for cancer at CD Genomics website. Hope this is more helpful for us.
How does a person develop lung cancer?
She or he smokes to much or breathes in bad air. Don't smoke that crud ever!
Person residing in which location below is most likely to develop polycythemia?
zurich, switzerland
If you snog someone with cancer will you get cancer too?
No, cancer is not contagious. It cannot be caught, and is not an infectious disease. Cancers develop within a particular person when their cell cycle is not controlled properly, or they have been exposed to carcinogens (cancer-causing substances).
What would be least likely to happen as a result of a mutation in a person's skin cells?
The person's offspring will have mutated skin.
Which person is most likely to develop symptoms of the disease that is tracked in the pedigree?
i need to see the pedigree...
Why might an elderly person be likely to develop cephalosporin-resistant bacteria?
because he is an expert hehehehehehe
How many people get cancer out of 10?
Two out of every 100 people will develop cancer in the United States this year alone. The lifetime risk of a person developing any form of cancer is 1 in 3 chancel.
