Cancer deaths overall are dropping — but not the ones tied to obesity. New research shows obesity-related cancers have tripled in the last 20 years, now making up 40 of new U.S. cancer cases. These include colon, breast (postmenopausal), uterine, kidney, liver, and more. In this video, we break down:br • The 13 cancers linked to obesity. br • Why women are at higher risk. br • How fat cells, inflammation, and gut changes fuel cancer. br • The role of insulin resistance and chronic inflammation. br • Why obesity often goes untreated. br • How to protect yourself with proven cancer-prevention steps.br Obesity is the second leading preventable cause of cancer after smoking — but its risks are still underestimated. Learn what’s really driving this link and what you can do today to lower your risk.