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Causes of cancer and reducing your risk


What causes cancer? | Canadian Cancer Society

Cancer risk refers to a person's chance of developing cancer. Having information about cancer risk can help you make informed choices about your health. In ...

How to reduce your cancer risk: mechanisms and myths - PMC

These risk factors include among others, smoking, obesity, alcohol, physical inactivity, and carcinogens in diet. This article reviews the biological mechanisms ...

Cancer risk factors - Cancer Institute NSW

Alcohol can be hard to give up, but any reduction – no matter how small or large – can reduce your risk of cancer and improve the quality of your health. Find ...

How To Prevent Cancer: Cancer Risk Factors | Cleveland Clinic

Quitting smoking greatly reduces the risks for cancer and is the first step of cancer prevention. For example, within a year of quitting, a former smoker's risk ...

8 Ways to Reduce Your Risk for Cancer - Philadelphia PA

Some viruses can cause cancer. For instance, the human papillomavirus (HPV) raises the risk for cervical and other genital cancers. And ...

Reduce your risk | Canadian Cancer Society

There's a lot you can do to reduce your risk of cancer – starting with living a healthy, active lifestyle.

Reduce your risk of cancer - Cancer Society NZ

Some cancer risk factors that we face are outside of our control, such as getting older. Other risk factors can be avoided. Being Smokefree, ...

What Causes Cancer? 10 Common Factors

It's recommended that you have no more than one drink per day to reduce your cancer risk. 6. Radiation. Your cells can be damaged by exposure to ...

8IGHTWAYS® to stay healthy and prevent cancer | Siteman

Sexually transmitted infections – like human papillomavirus (HPV), hepatitis and HIV – can cause a number of different cancers. Protecting against these ...

Cancer risk factors that affect cancer | - World Cancer Research Fund

Read our evidence about how our daily lifestyle can both increase or reduce your risk of cancer, such as what we eat and drink and how much we exercise.

Cancer Risk Factors - Everyday Health

Smoking Tobacco use is the leading cause of preventable cancer death. Smoking causes more than 16 types of cancer. (1) For example, about 80 percent of lung ...

Cancer and Your Environment - Illinois Department of Public Health

What can you do to reduce your risk of getting cancer? · Avoid using tobacco products, such as cigarettes, snuff and chewing tobacco. · Choose most of the foods ...

Cancer and food - Better Health Channel

Reducing alcohol intake and maintaining a healthy body weight may reduce the risk of many cancers. You can reduce your risk of developing cancer by eating a ...

Reduce your cancer risk | Cancer Institute NSW

A cancer risk factor is something that can increase your chance of getting cancer. You cannot change some risk factors, like your age and your genetics.

7 Healthy Behaviors That Can Reduce the Risk of Cancer

Learn how to lower your risks of developing cancer by eating healthy, not smoking, limiting alcohol use and changing other behaviors.

Reduce your risk of developing cancer - Air Force Materiel Command

Regular exercise and a healthy diet may be protective factors for some types of cancer. Avoiding risk factors and increasing protective factors ...

Overview of Risk Factors | The Cancer Atlas

12 Ways to Reduce Your Risk ... Have a healthy diet: ... ECAC is an initiative of the European Commission, developed by the World Health Organization's ...

12 Cancer Risk Factors and Causes - MedicineNet

Drinking alcohol can increase your risk of cancer of the mouth, throat, esophagus, larynx (voice box), liver, and breast. The more you drink, ...

Cancer Risks and Prevention | Broward Health

While some of these factors are not preventable, like aging and your genetics, others such as sun exposure or diet are fully in your control, and can lower your ...

Cancer Causes and Risk Factors | City of Hope

Some lifestyle changes may help reduce the risk of developing cancer, but other risk factors are unavoidable, such as age, race or family ...