Natural News: Pancreatic cancer remains one of the deadliest and most difficult to treat of all cancers. Diagnosed in close to 30,000 men and 27,000 women each year, it results in around 24,000 deaths in males and 22,000 deaths in females annually. The five-year survival rate for this devastating type of cancer is only five percent. With such sobering statistics in mind, it becomes clear that the best way to beat pancreatic cancer is to prevent getting it in the first place. Some risk factors for this serious disease cannot be changed, but there are some which we can control. The American Cancer Society notes that smoking, obesity and environmental exposure to certain chemicals can all have a profound effect on the risk of developing pancreatic cancer...read more>>>...
