A tweak in your lifestyle can reduce cancer by 50%


By AGENCY

The vast majority of lung cancer cases are linked to smoking, including current and former smoking habits as well as secondhand smoke. — dpa

About 40% of new cancer cases among American adults – and nearly half of all cancer deaths – are linked to lifestyle risk factors including smoking, obesity and alcohol consumption, according to a new study by American Cancer Society (ASC).

The study points to the possibility that the daily choices people make can give them some control over their cancer risk.

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Smoking , Tobacco , Lung Cancer , Colon Cancer

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