Cancer

Some of them do. Some of them dont. Like one squirell out of seven has a disease but the best way to know something like that is to email a vet. Yup so be carefull!

yes; you should go to a dr. as soon as you can.

Of course! Leukemia, a cancer of the blood, is very treatable especially in children but should not be considered benign or as something that might blow over. As with any disease, the longer it goes without treatment, the worse the conditions gets and the lower the chance of survival. However, after a couple rounds of chemotherapy, most people survive.

of course whales get cancer! any animal with cells has the potential to get cancer.

No. SCID, or severe combined immunodeficiency, is a disease of the immune system wherein important signaling molecules called interleukins are incapable of transmitting messages to other cells of the immune system. Since some immune cells use interleukin communication to ward off cancer, SCID can predispose individuals to some cancers. But SCID is not a form of cancer in itself.

Of course you should. Maybe it can be treated.

Even if it can't be treated, it's better to have the veterinarian kill the hamster gently and quickly than to let it die slowly and in pain.

no and shark cartilage pills arent affective in preventing cancer in humans either.

I've read a source that states they are not immune it is the fact that their bodies are far more effective at fighting it as their bodies contain a chemical that chokes cancers / tumours ability to grow. So in a sense yes. Google it.

Yes, the main ingredient Water is known to contain oxygen and hydrogen. Both promote cancer and cellular degeneration.

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Yes, fish do get cancer and scientists actually study cancer in fish to investigate possible treatments that may also work for humans. "Cefas scientists are collaborating with experts from the Cancer Research UK (CRUK) Institute for Cancer Studies at the University of Birmingham because of the apparent similarity between the liver cancers present in the fish collected under the CSEMP and those appearing in humans."

Source: http://www.ocean.com/article.asp?locationid=1&resourceid=5987&ProdId=&CatId=5&TabID=&SubTabID=

Cigarettes cause lung, throat and mouth cancer because some of the by-products of the combustion of tobacco (and some of the additives in most cigarettes) are radioactive and bombard these organs with radiation, which causes cancer.

Fun fact, for comparison: living in denver for a year exposes you to the same amount of radiation as smoking 20 packs of cigarettes.

No. Meat in small doses is good for cancer patients with blood type O and B, but s types A and AB should research themselves. My stepdaughter who is type O and suffers with breast cancer read on the Internet that meat is absolutely 'No-no' for one who has cancer became vegan. There was no animal product in her diet for 2 years. Her cancer from less than 0.5X0,5 cm became a massive whole breast mess, spreads to her bones, lung, ribs. Now she is undergoing radio+chemotherapy, eat meat in small amounts, minute portions of dairy products occasionally, Vit B complex, milk thistle and she feels much better, not bed ridden anymore

Popcorn kernels pop when the water inside them expands, turns into steam and ... be too high for people at risk for heart disease, while added salt can lead to hypertension. ... Microwave Butter Popcorn & Lung Cancer Risk ...

OK , this is not normal. Put your thumb and index finger on the lump.If it moves freely and does not seem attached to a muscle, it's probably an incapsulated cyst, just keep an eye on it. If it's gowing , you may want the Vet to take it off. If pus or liqid comes out, it may be a sore. Kind of yellowy stuf is serous drainage .Sniff you fingers , but don't touch your nose. If it smells like a stinky old sweat sock, it's a cebaceous cyst , an impacted fatty sweat gland. These , too, are benign if not growing any more. A solid lump that seems stuck to the muscle and has no odor, and may be something serious.Vets cost a lot of money, so be realistic if it's something serious.I love all my little furry friends, but sometimes we have to make hard choices. If the hamster is really sick, don't let it suffer .

No, that's not probable, but the tendency is gradually to raise that number. The best option is to quit forever even if you are smoking only six cigarettes a day.

Repeated tobacco use will eventually cause heath problems whether it is cancer or otherwise. An occasional cigar is not going to kill you however. It takes years of constant use to cause cancer.

My stop smoking worker told me that smoking one cigarette takes 5 minutes off your life. But if you are only young, then you can become healthy again fast, unlike somebody that has been smoking for 30 years.

smoking has over 4000 deadly chemicals in one smoke. some include nail polish remover, dust from a factory floor, and even carbon monoxide that if you breath in enough times it makes you sleepy and kills you in your sleep by seeping into your heart and painfully shuts it down :(

E-cigarettes themselves cannot, but the liquid solution used by them may or may not. Nicotine has been cited to be a cause of heart disease, but a lot of doctors say it poses no significant threat to healthy individuals on it's own. Of course, consulting your doctor is a must, as I am not licensed to give medical advice. :)

Basil cell cancer is a common variation of basal cell carcinoma. Ninety percent of all skin cancers in the United States are basal cell carcinoma. The cancer is commonly found on the head, face, neck, hands, and arms.

Smokers have a higher rate of cancer in the mouth then non smokers.

yes it is because there are many of chemicals on which the water bottle its' self has. when you freeze it then more and more new chemicals form. so dont drink or by frozen water bottles, juice, and or soda.

Stomach cancer, also known as gastric cancer, can affect individuals of various age groups, but it is more commonly diagnosed in older adults. The risk of developing stomach cancer generally increases with age.

Here is a rough breakdown of the age groups affected by stomach cancer:

Middle-Aged and Older Adults: Stomach cancer is most commonly diagnosed in individuals aged 60 and older. The risk of developing stomach cancer steadily rises with age, and the majority of cases occur in this age group.

Younger Adults: While stomach cancer is less common in younger adults, it can still occur. Some cases are diagnosed in individuals in their 40s and 50s, although this is relatively rare.

Children and Adolescents: Stomach cancer is extremely rare in children and adolescents and is almost unheard of in this age group.

It's important to note that while age is a significant risk factor, stomach cancer can affect individuals of any age, and its development can be influenced by various factors, including genetics, diet, lifestyle, and exposure to certain risk factors such as H. pylori infection and smoking. Regular medical check-ups and screening may be recommended for individuals at higher risk, especially as they get older. If you have concerns about stomach cancer or its risk factors, it's advisable to consult with a healthcare professional for personalized guidance and, if necessary, screening recommendations.

Mainly raw eggs, meat, chewing gum (xylitol), sashumi.