Eye Cancer
Taylor Farris
What Is Eye Cancer?
What Is The Cause?
Any Treatments?
Who Can It Effect?
Eye cancer affects roughly the same numbers of men and women. Primary intraocular melanoma is more common in white people and less common in black people. White people can burn more from the sunlight, and this is why they are more at risk than black. People over age 50 are most likely to be diagnosed with primary intraocular melanoma. This is because of the immune system being weakened.
How To Delay Eye Cancer
Many people with eye lymphoma have no clear risk factors for this disease. For now, the best way to limit the risk of eye lymphoma is to try to avoid infection with HIV. There are things you can do that might reduce your risk of these cancers, including limiting your exposure to intense sunlight, covering up with protective hats and clothing, and using sunscreen.
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