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| Who Is at Risk? |
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Your risk for cancer depends on a number of factors, including your family medical history, your environment, and the lifestyle choices you make.
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Smoking is the most preventable cause of death in our society. Learn about the health issues, get quitting tips, and find out about recent legislation.
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Learn about the cancer risks posed by your surroundings and what you can do about them.
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Mutations (changes) in certain genes can make cancer more likely to develop. Learn about the different kinds of genes that can be involved in cancer, how some can be passed from parents to children, and what genetic testing can reveal about cancer risk.
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Your American Cancer Society offers free brochures on preventing, diagnosing, and treating cancer. Order brochures by phone.
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