Oncologist Dr. Yevgeny Cheremushkin points out that infectious diseases may trigger the development of some types of cancer, as in some cases there is a direct link between infection and cancer.
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He says: "There is a direct link between chronic hepatitis and liver cancer, which ranks first. Human papillomavirus is also closely linked to cervical cancer."
It highlights cases where infections and viruses increase the risk of developing cancer.
He says: "For lymphomas and some types of brain tumors, chronic inflammation and viral infections are risk factors. In other words, in the case of these diseases, there is no direct link, but the risk factor increases."
The doctor emphasizes that diet is also a risk factor, particularly alcohol and spicy, salty, and acidic foods, which increase the risk of stomach cancer. Smoking increases the risk of respiratory and digestive system cancers, and excessive sun exposure can lead to skin cancer.
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