Sleep well, cut belly fat to reduce breast cancer risk
In India, the annual rise in breast cancer cases among women is alarmingly pegged at 6%, a trend largely influenced by inadequate sleep, relentless stress, and rising obesity. This signals a worrying shift where younger women are increasingly affected. Experts urge the importance of proactive education and risk-based screening that goes beyond traditional mammography.
In India, the annual rise in breast cancer cases among women is alarmingly pegged at 6%, a trend largely influenced by inadequate sleep, relentless stress, and rising obesity. This signals a worrying shift where younger women are increasingly affected. Experts urge the importance of proactive education and risk-based screening that goes beyond traditional mammography.
