Ronda is a town in the province of MÃ¡laga in Andalusia, Spain. It is set in and around a deep gorge spanned by an impressive bridge, which brings in many day-trippers from the Costa del Sol and other places to admire the view.
Pancreatic Cancer Causes Still Unknown. Pancreatic cancer develops when a cell in the pancreas acquires damage to its DNA that causes it to behave and multiply abnormally. A single cancer cell grows and divides rapidly, becoming a tumor that does not respect normal boundaries in the body.
Often, the cause of pancreatic cancer is not known. However, the following factors may raise a personâs risk of developing pancreatic cancer: Age. The risk of developing pancreatic cancer increases with age. Most people who develop pancreatic cancer are older than 45. In fact, 90% are older than 55 and 70% are older than 65. However, adults of any age can be diagnosed with pancreatic cancer. Gender. More men are diagnosed with pancreatic cancer than women (see Statistics). Race/ethnicity. Black people are more likely than Asian, Hispanic, or white people to develop pancreatic cancer.