People with asthma were found to be 36 percent more likely to develop cancer than people who do not suffer from the chronic respiratory disease, according to research published in the journal Cancer Medicine.
. In that time, those with asthma had a higher risk for developing five types of cancer — lung cancer, blood cancer, melanoma, kidney cancer and ovarian cancer — from the 13 types of cancer the researchers analyzed.to control and prevent their asthma attacks, and the researchers found higher cancer risk among both users and nonusers.
But those with asthma who used inhaled steroids had elevated risk for just two cancers , compared with higher risk for nine cancer types among nonusers — “suggesting a protective effect of inhaled steroid use on cancer,” the researchers wrote.As a possible link between asthma and cancer, they point to the chronic inflammation associated with asthma, noting that earlier research found long-lasting inflammation conducive to cancer development and progression.
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