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Is Stress More Harmful to Your Health than Diet? A Cancer Doctor Teaches You How to Boost Your Cancer-Fighting Ability.

People who chronically suppress their emotions are more commonly seen in breast cancer and some gynecological cancer patients; while those with high work stress and an excessive sense of responsibility are more commonly seen in liver cancer patients. Faced with unavoidable stress, Dr. Chen divides stress relief methods into two types: "passive" and "active."
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People who chronically suppress their emotions are more commonly seen in breast cancer and some gynecological cancer patients; while those with high work stress and an excessive sense of responsibility are more commonly seen in liver cancer patients. Faced with unavoidable stress, Dr. Chen divides stress relief methods into two types: "passive" and "active."

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大纪元 Epoch Times broke the news in New York, United States on Wednesday, July 29, 2026.
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