Dutch women get cancer more often in
the lungs, the head/neck area, the esophagus, breast and skin. This is the
result of an unhealthy way of living and risky behavior in the past, such as too
much sunbathing and smoking. These results are from the doctoral thesis of the
epidemiologist Henrike Karim-Kos. She claims inter alia that Dutch women run
higher risks of breast cancer because they have their first child later in life and
don’t breast feed as much compared to other European countries.
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