Infections That Can Cause Cancer and How to Reduce Risk
Some infections can raise cancer risk through chronic inflammation, tissue damage, or changes in cell behavior. Learn how vaccines, testing, treatment, and screening may help.
Some infections can raise cancer risk through chronic inflammation, tissue damage, or changes in cell behavior. Learn how vaccines, testing, treatment, and screening may help.
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