Why is heart cancer so rare? Posted: 04-06-08 23:32pm
Compared to other organs, why is heart
cancer so rare?
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Posted: 04-17-08 07:46am
Doesn’t the heart have enough problems
?!?!
Cancer occurs when cells grow out of
control. Probably, cells in the heart and
the vessels, are not reproducing and
growing very much (in contrast to the
rapid turnover of epithelial tissues in
the skin, gastrointestinal tract, and
other organs). There is a science fact
that heart cells divide only maybe once a
year.
So, no division, no cancer.
Do you have personal experience with heart
cancer?
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