Top Risk Factors for Cancer by Sex and What to Do About It

(This video was recorded on July 15th, 2024)

He is Board Certified in Internal Medicine, Pulmonary Disease, Critical Care, and Sleep Medicine and an Associate Professor at the University of California, Riverside School of Medicine.

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[pearpenguin]

When I was in my mid-40's my doctor recommended that I get Gardisil shots. I'm male and my doctor had seen cases of throat, penile and anal cancer in a growing number of patients so was recommending it for even someone like me. I originally thought Gardisil was for just young girls who had never had sex or been exposed to HPV. But now, 13 years later I'm grateful to have taken this step "just in case" I also make sure to tell other men (young and old) to get the shots. I paid $600.00 for 3 shots, but in Canada I believe it's free for those who are younger.

[etchasketch]

My father just passed away from lung cancer. He smoked 2-3 packs a day since he was 12 or so. He made it to 72.

On my end, looking at this chart, I need to cut out processed meats, lose weight and get more physically active.

Thanks for the video doc, I've been following you for a few years and you always have a great way of presenting information! All the best!

[vbAPiYk]

What is completely omitted is the risk coming from air pollution.

[zogzog]

Oh dear! difficult stuff but once again Roger is absolutely the best YouTuber. Dude: you saw me through Covid. 10, 000 thanks.

[Blurblursotong]

Thank you. My mom died of lung cancer (Asian lady non-smoker), and there is a data that shows immediate blood relatives have higher percentage of getting it too especially since she was a non-smoker. I recently did a low dose CT, and glad that I am all clear. I will redo it in a few years.

[davehachey]

Excellent presentation! This should be viewed by anyone who smokes or has previously smoked.

[rnw]

Great public health epidemiology presentation. Wish I can do as fluent as you are when I am giving my oral defense at thesis presentation for MPH. Thanks a bunch

[MNP]

If you haven't watched "Cancer: The Emperor of all Maladies" on PBS, it's a GREAT 3 part series by Siddhartha Mukherjee. He reiterates "stop smoking", "stop smoking", "stop smoking", "stop smoking", "stop smoking"!

[ralphg]

I vape (i used to smoke cigarettes) doc found a nodule on my lung. It's been a wake up call for me.

[qigong]

Honorable mentions: arsenic, plastics, pesticides.

[marjebe]

These are basically a lot of typical mast cell triggers listed.

Cancer could be associated with overactive mast cell activation as well, I read.

Avoid more mast cell triggers like synthetic food, synthetic beverages, toxic stress, additives, dyes, all the manmade chemicals that the body cannot actually break down.

[sapelesteve]

Excellent video Doc & another one to send to my cousin (M.D.) for viewing. Since CT scans are the choice for viewing bone pathology and MRI scans are the chioce for soft tissue pathology, why do they recommend CT for soft tissue diagnostic procedures? MRI is very safe & effective with absolutely no radiation to the patient. I had discussed this with my cardiologist and he now refers me for my yearly dye injected angiographic procedure using MRI scanning. 👍👍

[AmyWhoLovesFlowers]

They don't call cigarettes "Cancer Sticks" for nothin! 🚭

[laulaja-]

Not seeing glyphosate on that list. Nor micro plastics. Nor PCBs. Nor the chemicals in sunscreen. Nor the question of possible correlation with certain vaccines. Seems like there are a lot of good questions we need to research more,

[stevenveltrie]

As usual great info well explained for us non medical viewers.

[superflystudios]

Understood and very interesting thank you for replying. If I get any extra information that I can share, I will gladly do so as well.

[robertashton]

Dr. Seheult, thank you so very much for this wonderful informative video and also for all your other videos as well. You have the best medical educational videos of all on YouTube. We are all grateful for your hard work and dedication to this channel. You are a hero of sorts.

[lindah]

I smoked for 15 years, quit 30 years ago!!

[blahsomethingclever]

I had chronic mononucleosis for a decade, and already one bout with lymphoma