Overview â The distinctive tiger shark lives in both coastal and open seawaters, usually from the surface to around 459 feet. Young members of this species sport black stripes arranged over their otherwise gray backs and sides. These stripes can fade as the shark ages, making it look more like a great white than a tiger shark. Somehow it seems appropriate that this nocturnal, aggressive shark prefers dark, murky waters.
The World Cancer Research Fund concluded that obesity is probably linked to an increased risk of aggressive prostate cancer, based on a 2014 meta-analysis of all the evidence [77]. Obesity isn't linked with risk of prostate cancer overall.
Height, weight, and obesity are risk factors for endometrial cancer. Since height and weight are also risk factors for cervical cancer, Lacey wanted to find out whether obesity could be a risk factor for cervical cancer, too. His study appears in the August issue of the journal Cancer.