Health Tip to Reduce Risk of Heart Cancer

A heart tumor is an uncontrolled growth of cells of the tissues of the heart. Primary tumors of the heart are extremely rare with most of them being benign or non-cancerous. Benign myxomas are the most common benign primary cardiac tumors.

Tips to reduce your risk of heart cancer by 20%
- Regular exercise
- Safe blood sugar levels
- Eat heart healthy

Heart Cancer

Malignant heart cancer is extremely rare. Benign tumors of the heart too are rare, with early detection and removal being the key to survival. Read More

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