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EPISODE · Apr 13, 2026 · 35 MIN

Duke Cancer Institute Doctor Reveals: 3 Cancer Warning Signs You Should NEVER Ignore

from Bridge The Gap · host Puneet Nanda

In this powerful episode, a leading expert from Duke Cancer Institute reveals the silent cancer warning signs most people ignore until it’s too late. Head and neck cancer often develops quietly, but your body may be giving subtle clues. Learn the 3 cancer symptoms you should NEVER ignore, along with early signs that could help with early cancer detection and potentially save your life.We explore the biggest cancer risk factors, including lifestyle habits, oral health, and the role of chronic inflammation in cancer. Discover why oral health and overall health are deeply connected, and how small daily habits can impact long-term disease risk. The conversation also covers cancer prevention tips, breakthroughs in treatment, and what the future of oncology may look like.If you care about your health, this episode is a must-watch. Understanding these warning signs can make all the difference.#CancerAwareness #EarlyDetection #CancerPrevention #OralHealth #HeadAndNeckCancer #HealthTips #Wellness #ChronicDisease #Inflammation #DoctorAdvice #HealthEducation #PreventativeHealth

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