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What can i do to reduce the risk of cancer?
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Lifestyle helps: Don't smoke. Try to avoid chewing tobacco. Verdict on diet & colon cancer isn't in. Treat helicobacter in the stomach. Surveillance rather than prevention (continuous pregnancy / lactation) for breast cancer. Easy on the sunlight. Hpv vaccine probably eliminates benefit of male circumcision. Safe sex. Easy on the alcohol. Fitness probably helps a little. Verdict not in on supplements. Don't smoke.
Answered 9/28/2016
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