Elevated fasting blood sugar levels -- above 140 mg/dL -- increase the risk of cancer death by 29 percent in men and 23 percent in women compared to people with the lowest blood sugar levels -- less than 90 mg/dL -- according to a study from Korea. Read the entire article | Email this article

Being obese may increase a woman's risk of cervical cancer by 100-200 percent -- in other words an increase of 2-3 fold -- according to two studies, although two other studies found a smaller increase. Read the entire article | Email this article