Cancer News > Cancer Prevention

April 01, 2005

Half of All Cancer Deaths Preventable

More than 60 percent of all cancer deaths could be prevented if Americans stopped smoking, exercised more, ate more healthful food and got recommended cancer screenings, the American Cancer Society reported today. (Cancerpage.com)



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