Study Finds Cancer Survivors Have Higher Risk of Developing Heart Disease
A study conducted recently discovered that nearly 35% of Americans who have a history with cancer have a higher chance of contracting cardiovascular ailments in the next 10 years, as compared to roughly 23% of Americans who do not have cancer. Researchers from The Ohio State University discovered that the average approximated 10-year risk for an individual who survived cancer was nearly 8%, in comparison with individuals who did not have a cancer history, which was found to be 5%. This was based off of a risk calculator that approximates an individual's 10-year risk of developing stroke or heart disease.…











