Study: Waist Only 4 Inches Bigger Than Average Can Increase Cancer Risk - Health News Hub

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Four extra inches on the waist sharply increases risk of host of cancers

If you can't fit into the jeans you wore at 21 you could need a checkup

You waist size can predict cancer risk