Posted on 07/21/2024 6:21:48 PM PDT by CottonBall
“ Looks to me the stats here are pre-Covid”
I think it was happening before as well. Lot of extra deaths from breast and colon cancer in younger people for at least a decade. Would be interesting to know what all is causing this
Nope, it is now beach walks on beautiful sandy beaches here on Atlantic ocean. I quit treadmill since it was giving me bouts of sciatica attacks. I simply can not believe how much energy I still have. Mowing my good sized lawn with push mower even during hot summers in Florida.
I never imagined regular exercise would be this beneficial in my mid-80’s. Bonus is no diabetes (was diagnosed border line in mid-50’s), no heart issues, no joint aches.
Anyone reading this, please start a regular mild exercise daily routine. Better than any medicine or food supplements. I want all Freepers to live long and healthy lives.
Do you spend a lot of time on Cruise Ships?
You has a smellz about you!
I’m so sorry.
Your bragging about good health on a cancer thread is incredibly tone deaf.
Sure does.
Say, Bobby, do you ever go on cruises?
“Per capita” cancer rates have been falling since about 2000 or so:
https://cancerstatisticscenter.cancer.org/trends/incidence-rates
Read the fine print on how those stats are collected at your second link.
Deep State is screwing with ICD-10 coding for a reason.
Only 3? You haven’t had the follow ups for this years covid?
“an increase in overall cancer incidence from 1995 to 2020”
clearly the covid vaccine.
It was the two comments about unexplained or causes Unknown about increasing rates in younger people that was of interest.
A heartfelt thank you for all your kind wishes!
Skin cancers - basal, squamous, melanoma - are massively over diagnosed.
I suspect that is a trend in all USA medical specialties, at least partly because of malpractice fears if something unusual really does develop into cancer.
With skin cancer, if dermatologists preemptively blasted every suspicious lesion or mole with liquid nitrogen, the skin cancer rate would drop by 90%.
Instead, most dermatologists do nothing but look - or, they do a thousand dollar biopsy.
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