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New study finds type 2 diabetes significantly raises risk of certain cancers, more so in men.
A new study links type 2 diabetes (T2D) with a higher risk of certain obesity-related cancers.
Men with new T2D diagnoses have a 48% increased risk, while women have a 24% increased risk.
The study, involving over 95,000 people, shows significant links to bowel, pancreatic, and liver cancers, especially in men.
Women newly diagnosed with T2D had nearly double the risk of pancreatic cancer and five times the risk of liver cancer.
The research, conducted by the UK Biobank, suggests factors like high insulin levels, blood glucose, and chronic inflammation may play roles in the increased cancer risk.
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Un nuevo estudio revela que la diabetes tipo 2 aumenta significativamente el riesgo de ciertos cánceres, más en los hombres.