Obesity can contribute to younger women’s cancer in Mexico. According to the research between Unamhe National Institute of Genetic Medicine and the Breast Cancer FoundationIt seems that obesity accelerates the aging process because the lipid cells are “atrophy”, which are the cells responsible for storing fat.
There is so much that lipid cells lose their shape, become great and explode. When this happens, the immune system interacts with this signal, he will see how to repair it and generate inflammation, which may cause aging and can contribute to what we see: cancer in younger women.
According to him National Institute for Statistics and GeographyMalignant tumors were the third cause of death in Mexicans in 2024 with a total of 47 thousand 439 deaths. In the case of women, specifically, deaths moved from 23 thousand 842 in 2023 to 24 thousand 896 last year.
After analyzing the genetic information of more than 200 Mexicons and compared to the general data of women from the other population, how to change the DNA was found, helping to clarify how cancer arises generation patterns. One of these things is known as “age or clock” and indicates the fact that our members accumulate over the years, as part of the aging process.
In the data analyzed by the Mexicans, this style was more enriched than other latitudes, because 40 % of our population presented it.
We believe that there is an accelerated aging of the tumor breast tissue. This means that the patient is 52 years old, but in fact the tumor tissue is 62 years old. Today we have different molecular hours to understand the age of the organ, which is biological, which can differ from time time. “
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