Patients with Huntington’s disease have up to 80% less cancer than general population. Scientists found that the cause of Huntington’s, an over abundance of interfering RNAs, is highly toxic to cancer cells, and slowed tumor growth in an ovarian cancer mouse model with no signs of toxicity to mice.

See the source article by following the link below:
Patients with Huntington’s disease have up to 80% less cancer than general population. Scientists found that the cause of Huntington’s, an over abundance of interfering RNAs, is highly toxic to cancer cells, and slowed tumor growth in an ovarian cancer mouse model with no signs of toxicity to mice.