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Cancer Risk Factors

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Cancer Risk Factors

Lifestyle and genetic risk factors have been identified for various cancers:

Lifestyle

Lifestyle

  • Three factors have been identified to increase the risk of some cancers:
    • Smoking.
    • Obesity.
    • UV exposure (e.g. through lots of sunbathing).
Genetic

Genetic

  • For some cancers, an increased risk of cancer can be inherited from your parents.
    • E.g. some genes (that can be inherited) have been shown to cause increased susceptibility to some types of breast cancer.
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