Alcohol and Cancer Risk
Alcohol and Cancer Risk Alcohol use is one of the most important preventable risk factors for cancer, along with tobacco use and excess body weight. Alcohol use accounts for about…
The Paradox of Prevention: Rethinking Cancer Risk in the Wellness Era
What if the greatest opportunity for cancer prevention isn’t among the high-risk but among those who believe they’re already doing everything right? In the modern health landscape, prevention is championed…
What’s the Difference? Methods for cancer risk assessment, prevention, and early detection
Screening plays a crucial role in improving early cancer detection, but it is estimated that only about 30–40% of cancers are diagnosed at an early stage. At Cancer CARE for…
The Impact of Prevention: How Small Choices Can Make a Big Difference in the Fight Against Cancer
Cancer is the second leading cause of death in the US, so it rightfully gets a lot of headlines. A recent study¹ claims up to 50% of cancers in the…