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How screen time and stress may influence cancer risk in young people


Published on 2025-02-04 01:43:15 - Indiatimes
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  • Excessive screen time and chronic stress, especially in young people, disrupt circadian rhythms and immune function, potentially increasing cancer risk. Screen exposure reduces melatonin production, suppressing immune surveillance, while chronic stress ...

The article from the Times of India discusses a study linking increased screen time and stress with a higher risk of cancer among young people. It highlights that excessive screen exposure, often leading to a sedentary lifestyle, combined with chronic stress, can contribute to cellular changes that might promote cancer development. The study suggests that these lifestyle factors could disrupt normal physiological processes, potentially leading to oncogenic transformations. It emphasizes the need for balanced screen time, regular physical activity, and stress management techniques to mitigate these risks. The article also calls for further research to understand the direct mechanisms by which screen time and stress influence cancer risk, and advocates for public health initiatives to educate young individuals on maintaining a healthier lifestyle.

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[ https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/life-style/health-fitness/health-news/how-screen-time-and-stress-may-influence-cancer-risk-in-young-people/articleshow/117903470.cms ]
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