A global study indicates common infections are linked to one in eight cancer cases worldwide. Liver cancer awareness and infection risks in multiple myeloma patients have been highlighted in recent research. Protecting against infections might lower the incidence of cancer. The International Agency for Research on Cancer marked Liver Cancer Awareness Month in October 2026, stressing the need for awareness and prevention.
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