Brother Kemetstry - STOP Violating Rule # 2 - Stealing Property

[Kemetstry]

Study Links Cancer Risk to Finger Length

A new study claims that men whose index finger is longer than their ring finger are at lower risk to develop prostate cancer, The Wall Street Journal reported Tuesday.

The British Journal of Cancer said that researchers studied the ratio between the 2nd and 4th finger of the right hand in 1,524 prostate-cancer patients and 3,044 healthy people over 15 years. Men with longer index fingers were 33 percent less likely to develop prostate cancer, and men under 60 had an 87 percent lower risk.

In the prostate-cancer group, index fingers were longer in about 23 percent of the participants and shorter in 57 percent.
In the control group, index fingers were longer in 31 percent and shorter in 52 percent. The rest of the men had fingers of equal length. The findings are in line with a recent study of 366 Korean men, which found a significant association between digit ratio and prostate-cancer risk.

Finger length is determined before birth and believed to be the result of hormonal influences.

Too much testosterone appears to raise the risk of prostate cancer just as pre-natal exposure to estrogen affects a woman's breast-cancer risk. Hand pattern might be a simple marker for prostate-cancer risk, researchers said.

 

[Destee]

Kemetstry ... you continue to add other people's property, improperly, not in line with our rules.

You're going to be suspended if you do this again. There will be no more warnings.

I suggest that you not add anyone else's property to this site ... only your own words ... only your own property ... until you can get it all right.

The next time you violate any aspect of this ... rule # 2 ... you will be suspended, with no fanfare.

Love You!



Destee

 

[Kemetstry]

This is a snippett of a three page article. I believe that is what you requested

 

[Destee]

This is a snippett of a three page article. I believe that is what you requested

Kemetstry ... you did the snippet part properly, including just a few sentences ... but you did not leave the required link to the property.

You have to do both ... snippet and link to the property ... or it's in violation.

Thanks for seeking clarity about this rule.

Love You!



Destee

 

[Kemetstry]

Kemetstry ... you did the snippet part properly, including just a few sentences ... but you did not leave the required link to the property.

You have to do both ... snippet and link to the property ... or it's in violation.

Thanks for seeking clarity about this rule.

Love You!



Destee

Ok,

Let me say this for the umpteenth time!

The OS at work many time wont allow me to cut and paste the link.

Geez.