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Importance of prevention



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Published Date: 15 May 2008
Madam,

I am writing to let your readers know that this week is Cancer Prevention Week, when World Cancer Research Fund raises awareness that, far from being a matter of fate, cancer is a largely preventable disease.
In fact, scientists estimate that about a third of cancers could be prevented by eating healthily, being physically active and maintaining a healthy weight.

During Cancer Prevention Week, I would urge people in the local area to make a positive lifestyle change, even if it is a relatively small one.
After all, a healthy lifestyle is not a case of all or nothing.

Even by making a relatively small change, you can make a real difference to your risk of developing cancer.

To find out more about cancer prevention call 020 7343 4205 or request one of our publications.

Lucie Galice
General Manager
World Cancer Research Fund




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  • Last Updated: 15 May 2008 2:21 PM
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