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发帖数: 16092 | 1 Scientists from Anglia Ruskin University in Cambridge asked more than 5,000
adults how many people they had “been intimate” with.
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The participants then rated their health, noting any long-standing
conditions.
Results revealed the women who had 10 or more lifetime sexual partners were
91% more likely to be diagnosed with any form of cancer than those who were
virgins or had slept with just one person.
Men with 10 or more sexual partners were 69% more likely to be told they had
the disease.
Although unclear exactly why this occurs, sexually-transmitted infections
have been linked to the development of certain malignant tumours.
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look out for
Four in five Brits catch human papillomavirus (HPV) at some point in their
lives, with the virus spreading through sexual contact.
While most people’s immune system fights it off, HPV is behind 99.7% of
cervical-cancer cases.
It has also been linked to cancers of the anus, mouth and throat. | d*****u
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发帖数: 10817 | 3 妈蛋 这科学家不早说
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