The Many Different Faces of Infection
Can H. pylori trigger cancer? Since H. pylori is so common and stomach cancer rare it’s not a major cause.
By W. Gifford-Jones, MD and Diana Gifford-Jones —— Bio and Archives--December 25, 2011
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For centuries infection has been a major killer. Then several years ago it appeared that antibiotics had largely eradicated this menace. But unexpectedly the AIDS virus struck with a vengeance. Now scientists are linking infection to peptic ulcers, heart attack and cancer. So how can you protect yourself and your family from these serious illnesses?
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