Maybe not cancer, but .... > For example, it is now generally acknowledged that for heart disease—the nation’s leading cause of death—emotional stress is a maj

Maybe not cancer, but .... > For example, it is now generally acknowledged that for heart disease—the nation’s leading cause of death—emotional stress is a major risk factor, equal in importance to other such recognized risk factors as hypertension, cigarette smoking, elevated serum cholesterol level, obesity, and diabetes. Stress also has been recognized as an important risk factor in high blood pressure, ulcers, colitis, asthma, pain syndromes (e.g., migraine, cluster, and tension headaches; backaches), skin diseases, insomnia, and various psychological disorders. Most standard medical textbooks attribute anywhere from 50 to 80 percent of all disease to stress-related origins. https://med.stanford.edu/survivingcancer/cancer-and-stress/stress-and-cancer.html https://med.stanford.edu/survivingcancer/cancer-and-stress/s...