India, Aug. 26 -- Cancer remains one of the leading causes of death worldwide, affecting millions of men and women each year. In his July 15 Instagram post, oncologist Dr. Harish Verma sheds light on why men are more vulnerable than women, explores the factors behind this gender gap, and shares practical tips for men to protect their health and improve early detection. (Also read: Oncologist says 'don't ignore mouth sores or patches' as oral cancer rises in young adults; shares key prevention tips )

"Women are more likely to be diagnosed with cancer. But men are far more likely to die from it. Let's break down why this is happening," Dr. Harish wrote. He shares the key reasons:

Unlike women, who often visit the doctor for gynaec consult...