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Is Cancer Risk Higher in Men Than Women?

Cancer occurs more commonly in men than women for reasons that are still not clear to researchers.

Is Cancer Risk Higher in Men Than Women?

Is Cancer Risk Higher in Men Than Women?

Cancer occurs more commonly in men than women for reasons that are still not clear to researchers.

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