Health Education
Cancer Prevention Awareness
What's actually known to reduce cancer risk, and why screening matters.
Health Education / Cancer Prevention Awareness
No single habit eliminates cancer risk, but several factors are consistently linked to lower incidence.
What the evidence supports
Not smoking, limiting alcohol, maintaining a healthy weight, regular physical activity, and a diet rich in vegetables and fruit are each independently associated with reduced risk across multiple cancer types.
Screening saves lives
Routine screening (for breast, cervical, colorectal and other cancers based on age and risk factors) catches disease at its most treatable stage. Talk to a healthcare provider about which screenings apply to you.
Support if you’re affected
Our illness and caregiver support program exists for anyone navigating a diagnosis, for themselves or a family member.