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Heart-healthy habits cut cancer death risk by 38% over 15 years, per a study of 779 Italian adults.
A new study of 779 Italian adults with cancer finds that heart-healthy habits—like exercise, a balanced diet, not smoking, and managing weight and blood pressure—significantly improve survival.
Over 15 years, those with healthier lifestyles had a 38% lower risk of death, and each one-point increase in the American Heart Association’s Life’s Simple 7 score linked to a 10% drop in cancer mortality.
Following a Mediterranean diet strengthened these benefits, including for cardiovascular deaths.
Shared biological factors like inflammation and vitamin D levels may explain the connection, supporting integrated approaches to care that address both heart and cancer outcomes.
Los hábitos saludables para el corazón reducen el riesgo de muerte por cáncer en un 38% en 15 años, según un estudio realizado con 779 adultos italianos.