British researchers from Oxford conducted an experiment and found that women of high growth are more at risk of ovarian cancer, according to an online edition for girls and women from 14 to 35 years old Pannochka. net Specialists led by Valeria Beral analyzed about fifty scientific works from fourteen countries of the world, including data of twenty-five thousand British women with ovarian cancer and about eight thousand healthy women. It was found that women with average height and height above the average, the risk of the disease is much higher.

Prior to this, the fact was known that overweight is an increased risk factor, now they can be counted as a woman's height.

Experts noted that the influence of growth factor is insignificant. Among women with low growth, the risk is sixteen per thousand, and among higher women this factor is increased and is equal to twenty per thousand. Scientists recommend all women to lead a healthy lifestyle, exercise, to protect and protect their health from this and other diseases.

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