US Edition'Prevent Cancer Before It Starts': New WHO Study Maps Risks
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Report of the "Oms" and "Iarc" on "Nature" . Smoke and alcohol, but also pounds of too much, infections, polluted air and lack of lactation for women are found to be harmful ...
The risk of cancer is not a mere fate. This is confirmed by a new study. Thus, out of 18.7 million cases worldwide, more than 7 million could be avoided. Three factors play a particularly important role.
'Prevent cancer before it starts': new WHO study maps risks
A new WHO study suggests more than 7 million cases of cancer in 2022 were preventable. Nearly 40% of all the cases that year were caused by modifiable risk factors — behavioral and environmental factors we can change.
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Tobacco, alcohol, obesity, but also exposure to air pollution or infections... In a global study, the International Cancer Research Centre lists 30 factors that promote the development of the disease. However, for lack of data, environmental or food determinants are not taken into account.
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