A new study reveals that a larger waist size increases the risk of developing cancer, even for individuals who exercise regularly. The risk becomes significant when waist measurements exceed 102cm (40in) for men and 88cm (35in) for women, according to the World Health Organization (WHO).
THE size of a person’s waist may provide a clue to their likelihood of developing cancer, a new study reveals.around the waistline increased their risk of developing a form of the disease by 11 per cent - even if they exercised.
The risk begins when a waist measurement gets over 102cm for men and 88cm for women, which are the recommended limits set by the World Health Organisation recommended levels for waist circumference - defined as less than 88cm for women and 102cm for men.
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