Full list: The cancers vegetarian and vegan diets may help prevent - and those they increase risk of, according to major new study - News Summed Up

Full list: The cancers vegetarian and vegan diets may help prevent - and those they increase risk of, according to major new study


Every year, around 44,000 people are diagnosed with bowel cancer in the UK, making it the fourth most common cancer. THE 6 CANCERS MITIGATED BY DIETPancreatic cancer Vegetarian: 21% Breast cancer Vegetarian: 9% lower riskPescatarian: 7% lower risk Prostate cancer Vegetarian: 12% lower riskPescatarian: 10% lower riskPoultry: 7% lower riskVegan: 20% lower risk Kidney cancer Vegetarian: 28% lower riskPescatarian: 27% lower risk Multiple myeloma Vegetarian: 31% lower risk Bowel cancer Vegan: 40% increased riskPescatarian: 15% lower risk AdvertisementAnd while bowel cancer rates have fallen among older adults, cases are rising at a worrying rate among younger, otherwise healthy people. 'This is not a simple story of veganism increasing cancer risk - it's a reminder that all diets must be nutritionally well designed.' Additives used to cure bacon have been shown to increase prostate cancer risk by a third, according to research published in the British Medical Journal. Vegetarians at lower risk of blood and kidney cancersVegetarians also had a 28 per cent lower risk of kidney cancer and 31 per cent lower risk of multiple myeloma, a type of blood cancer.


Source: Daily Mail March 02, 2026 13:52 UTC



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