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Obesity could overtake tobacco as leading preventable cause of cancer, report says

Globe and MailMay 8, 2019

Want to cut your risk of cancer? Try changing these behaviours

Global NewsMay 8, 2019

Study on cancer prevention a message for governments, Canadians: researcher

Canadian PressMay 8, 2019

#comparestudy

Research at Canadian Cancer Society @CCSResearch·

Delighted to get our hands on a hard copy of this special issue of Preventive Medicine featuring the... #ComPAReStudy! Looking for a some long weekend reading? Download your free copy here: https://t.co/erTGdxyWuL

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#ComPARestudy shows that 4/10 cancers can be prevented by healthy life style and vaccination

Research at Canadian Cancer Society@CCSResearch

As shown in #ComPAReStudy, virtually all cervical cancers are preventable. Through screening and HPV vaccination, we now have the tools we need to eliminate this cancer.

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