Lifestyle change could reduce cancer by 37,000 cases a year

Megan Haggan 07/10/2015

Around 37,000 Australian cancer cases could be prevented each year largely through lifestyle change, according to a new study of cancer incidence and preventable causes in Australia. The study, funded by Cancer Council Australia and conducted by QIMR Berghofer Medical Research Institute, showed that one in three cancers in Australia could be prevented. Cancer Council

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