Pancreatic cancer, cancer caused by eating

Pancreatic cancer is one of the top ten most common cancers in men and is listed as the "stubborn fortress of the 21st century" by the international surgical community. Due to the increasing work and life pressures in modern society, unhealthy eating habits and lifestyles have gradually become a major risk factor for pancreatic cancer and an important reason for the younger onset of pancreatic cancer.

It is not difficult to find in clinical investigations that the incidence of pancreatic cancer is higher in some senior management groups. Relevant analysis believes that this is mainly due to factors such as entrepreneurs and senior corporate managers being under greater pressure and having many social engagements.

Too many social activities can lead to overnutrition, especially excessive intake of alcohol and meat; the body and mind are under tremendous pressure, one is dietary factors, the other is psychological factors, which not only induce pancreatic cancer to a certain extent, but also once the physical condition is poor, it can become an accelerator of the disease, especially for cancer. In addition, in addition to senior managers, those who are particularly cautious, introverted, and careful are also at high risk of pancreatic cancer.

Pancreatic cancer is showing a trend of getting younger and younger, with the peak age of onset lowered from an average of 60 years old 10 years ago to around 40 years old now. Therefore, some people who are working hard for their careers are reminded to pay attention to their health while working hard.