Everyone has cancer cells, so why doesn’t everyone get cancer?

It is a fact that everyone has the possibility of having cancer cells. Even if you have never had cancer, you may have cancer cells.

These cancer cells are in a "sleeping" state and they do not cause any harm to your health. However, due to some unknown external factors, these cancer cells may become activated and start to multiply, thus becoming cancer. The mechanism of activation of cancer cells is still unknown, so it is very important to ensure that they remain in a sleeping state.

Studies have shown that lifestyle has an important impact on the activation of cancer cells. Therefore, maintaining a healthy lifestyle can help reduce the risk of cancer cell activation. In addition, regular physical examinations should be conducted to detect cancer at an early stage to reduce the mortality rate of cancer patients.

In conclusion, cancer cells are a serious problem, and everyone may have cancer cells, but they are not activated. Therefore, some effective measures should be taken to reduce the risk of cancer cell activation, and regular physical examinations should be carried out to detect cancer early and treat it.