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People eventually die. If they don't die of cancer, they die of heart disease, or liver failure, or some other part of their body wearing out. So those stats
by smackfu 15y ago
People eventually die. If they don't die of cancer, they die of heart disease, or liver failure, or some other part of their body wearing out. So those stats don't freak me out... the relevant ones are how many people under 75 or so get a disease.
- mahyarm 15y agoHeart disease is much easier to avoid through diet and exercise. Cancer not so much!