References. 1  For a discussion of every passage in the Bible dealing with creation or the Flood, see the writer's book Biblical Creationism. 2  See The New Defender's Study Bible, Appendix 5, pages 2076-2079, for a listing of such processes, with references.
Recovered cancer patients are twice as likely to develop the exact same cancer again as people with no cancer record are to develop any specific cancer. On the other hand, the risk of developing other types of cancer than the one previously diagnosed is only slightly higher.
Cancer itself can increase your risk of getting a life-threatening infection. So can certain types of cancer treatment. Once the cancer is gone and treatment is over, the risk of infection usually goes back down. For most people with cancer, the greatest risk of getting a serious infection only lasts for a limited time. And most people with cancer are not at a high risk of getting the kinds of serious infections described here. Your risk of infection also depends on the type of cancer you have and the treatment you get. For example, surgery does not weaken a personâs resistance to infection nearly as much as a bone marrow transplant. And some chemotherapy drugs are less likely than others to affect a personâs ability to resist infection.