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Dr. Daniel Landau

Oncologist And Hematologist & Contributing Writer at The Mesothelioma Center
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Dr. Landau became the section chief of hematology and oncology at Orlando Health UF Health Cancer Center in 2018.Orlando Health UF Health Cancer Center is one of four medical facilities in Florida designated a Cancer Center of Excellence. Dr. Landau received his medical degree in 2005 from the College of Medicine at the University of South Florida in Tampa, where he also completed his residency in internal medicine in 2008. He completed his fellowship at Orlando Health (formerly MD Anderson Cancer Center) in 2011.

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  • H.pylori: The Hidden Pathogen Behind Stomach Cancer
    Dr. Landau explains, "Helicobacter pylori is a common stomach infection, often symptomless, but it can cause ulcers and increase cancer risk. Testing via breath test or endoscopy can confirm infection. While most won't develop cancer, H.pylori raises the risk of stomach cancer and lymphomas due to chronic inflammation and stomach acidity changes."
  • WHO Report: Cell Phone Radiation and Brain Cancer Risk
    Dr. Landau explains, "This study confirms suspicions about non-ionizing radiation from cell phones. While no clear link to cancer has emerged, limiting cell phone use near the head is advisable. The study offers reassurance but suggests caution for potential non-cancer risks."
  • New Study Links Erythritol to Increased Cardiovascular Risks
    Dr. Landau says, "Certain artificial sweeteners may promote platelets clumping together, potentially leading to blood clots, heart attacks, or strokes. While the exact amounts needed to increase risks are unknown, moderation is key. Doctors may need to consider artificial sweetener consumption when diagnosing unexplained blood clots."
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