Yesterday, the news that the famous host Li Yong passed away due to cancer spread quickly on the Internet, and many people expressed shock and regret. As a well-known host on CCTV, Li Yong has hosted many popular programs and has accompanied many people in their childhood lives. Even after 17 months of anti-cancer treatment in the United States, he still could not save his young life. Cancer has taken away the lives of many people, including several well-known CCTV celebrities.
Five of CCTV’s top celebrities all died of cancer
The famous host Luo Jing, known as one of the “Big Three of Broadcasting”, made more than 3,000 overseas trips in his 26-year career without making any mistakes. But jealous of Yingcai, in 2008, Luo Jing was diagnosed with lymphoma , and suspended all work and was hospitalized for treatment. During the treatment, he also received hematopoietic stem cell transplantation surgery and chemotherapy, but he still failed to defeat the disease. , passed away in June 2009 at the age of 48.
In 2017, another CCTV host Xiao Xiaolin who once hosted "Xinwen Lianbo" and was known as the "Iron Beauty" also died of rectal cancer at the age of 55. Fang Jing, the highly educated host of CCTV's " focus interview " column, also passed away after a fruitless battle with cancer at the age of 44. Wang Huan was the host of CCTV movie channel . He died of cancer in 2013 at the age of 42.
Five famous celebrities all passed away due to cancer. This can’t help but make people reflect on the fact that cancer often comes unprepared. Once it is discovered that many of them are in the late stage and treatment fails, is there no way to prevent it?
Preventing Cancer This step is the most critical
For cancer, prevention is often more important than treatment. The best time for treatment is when cancer is detected at an early stage. Many cancer patients often have the best survival rate after treatment when they are diagnosed at an early stage. However, when the cancer reaches the middle and late stages, the treatment effect is often not ideal.
The best way to prevent cancer is early screening. With early detection, early diagnosis, and early treatment, most patients can be cured, and some can improve their five-year survival rate and even guarantee their quality of life.
Women over the age of 25 should undergo a breast color ultrasound screening every year, and women over the age of 40 should undergo a mammography combined with breast ultrasound examination every year. Especially those with breast cancer in their families should be targeted for screening.
People who smoke frequently or have lung cancer in their family should beware of lung cancer. It is recommended to have a low-dose CT examination every year.
People over 40 years old who are infected with Helicobacter pylori , gastric ulcer or other chronic gastrointestinal diseases need to undergo gastroscopy screening every 2 years.
People who drink heavily for a long time, have hepatitis, chronic liver disease , severe fatty liver, or have liver cancer patients in their family should have a liver examination every six months.
High-risk groups for esophageal cancer are those who have a family history of esophageal cancer or are in areas with a high incidence of esophageal cancer. People who often eat too fast and like to eat hot or hot food should have regular esophageal cancer examinations. . Although there is currently no specific screening program for esophageal cancer, high-risk groups over 40 years old can undergo regular endoscopy.
