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Inky_Wretch said:
Those exceptions point toward a broader reality that scientists have begun to explore: Cancers, like species, evolve. And one way they can evolve is toward the capacity to be transmitted between individuals.

http://harpers.org/archive/2008/04/0081988
Seems if you have cancer in your blood stream, a sneeze transmission is the next step.
 
Cancer is already a transmittable disease among some animal species. The Tasmanian devil population, for one, is being decimated because of virus that can transmit cancer from one to another.
 
Simon_Cowbell said:
Inky_Wretch said:
Those exceptions point toward a broader reality that scientists have begun to explore: Cancers, like species, evolve. And one way they can evolve is toward the capacity to be transmitted between individuals.

http://harpers.org/archive/2008/04/0081988
Seems if you have cancer in your blood stream, a sneeze transmission is the next step.

How bad of a sneeze would it need to be to transmit colon cancer?
 
FirstDownPirates said:
Cancer is already a transmittable disease among some animal species. The Tasmanian devil population, for one, is being decimated because of virus that can transmit cancer from one to another.

Explains this:

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Ace said:
Simon_Cowbell said:
Inky_Wretch said:
Those exceptions point toward a broader reality that scientists have begun to explore: Cancers, like species, evolve. And one way they can evolve is toward the capacity to be transmitted between individuals.

http://harpers.org/archive/2008/04/0081988
Seems if you have cancer in your blood stream, a sneeze transmission is the next step.

How bad of a sneeze would it need to be to transmit colon cancer?

Talk about silent but deadly ...
 
Can condoms stop prostate cancer or should we go with the pull-out method?

Wifey thanks you... ???
 
astronomychal said:
Can condoms stop prostate cancer or should we go with the pull-out method?

Wifey thanks you... ???

I'd go ahead and leave your prostate in. But I'm not a doctor.
 

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