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there is trend in the 'key cause of cancer' down in the article, throat and colon cancer follow power distribution, while breat cancer kinda follows uniform dis
by hs 15y ago
there is trend in the 'key cause of cancer' down in the article, throat and colon cancer follow power distribution, while breat cancer kinda follows uniform dist
for breast cancer: the highest offender = obesity is 8.7%, only a multiple of two to the mean <4%
to me it only means that the cause of throat and colon cancer is relatively known (smoke and meat) while it's gray area for breast cancer
smoke -> throat kinda makes sense
meat -> bowel? (turns out meat contains no fiber, and lack of fiber accounts for 12.2% so lumping meat and lack of fiber equal a whopping 33.3%) ... makes sense?