Cancer is the name of a group of related diseases that involve a mutating growth of cells in the body that invade surrounding tissue. Inflammation has long been associated with the development of cancer. Over time, chronic inflammation can lead to DNA damage of cells which can turn into cancer, therefore, people with chronic inflammatory diseases tend to have an increased risk of cancer. For instance, people with Crohn’s disease may have an increased risk of colon cancer (National Cancer Institute, 2015). Reference: National Cancer Institute. (2015). Chronic inflammation. Retrieved from https://www.cancer.gov/about-cancer/causes-prevention/risk/chronic-inflammation To prepare: Select a specific cancer (e.g., breast)  to discuss. Reflect on the relationships among psychosocial factors, immune factors, and the disease you selected. Select two psychosocial, cognitive, or behavioral interventions that have been found to have positive effects on prevention or treatment. Consider the relationship between interventions and inflammation with the disease you selected. By Day 3 Post the following for the disease you selected: Explain why you selected the disease. Describe the relationships among psychosocial factors and immune factors for the disease.  Explain the psychosocial, cognitive, or behavioral interventions that have shown positive results for its prevention or treatment. Finally, describe the relationship between interventions and inflammation with the disease.