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Breaking Bad Effect, a Study Explains How and Why a Cancer Diagnosis Can Increase the Propensity to Crime

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A diagnosis of cancer is related to an increase in crime. A fact that should make you think about the need for financial support to these patients

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Breaking Bad Effect, a Study Explains How and Why a Cancer Diagnosis Can Increase the Propensity to Crime

A diagnosis of cancer is related to an increase in crime. A fact that should make you think about the need for financial support to these patients

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© ArturVerkhovetskiy / depositphotos.com Is the "Breaking Bad" effect real? Data from Denmark show increasing crime after cancer.

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Wired broke the news in United States on Monday, February 16, 2026.
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