Cancer Prevention
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More than two alcoholic drinks a week increases cancer risk, scientists sayThe BC Cancer Society says although the safest option is to stop consuming alcohol, you can also lower your risk by having a glass of water between each drink.CanadaMay 10, 2023
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Winnipeg firefighters battle to prevent cancerEvery year firefighters around the world die of work-related cancers, which is why January is dedicated to bringing awareness to the occupational hazard.CanadaJan 10, 2023
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Okanagan man shares story during Skin Cancer Awareness Month"I never thought a cold sore would become cancer."LifestyleMay 2, 2022
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Cervical cancer rates fell by 87% in women who had HPV vaccine, U.K. study findsHPV vaccination programs have led to a drop in cervical cancer rates among certain age groups in the U.K., according to a new study.HealthNov 4, 2021
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Halifax researchers exploring less invasive test for HPV and cervical cancer'We're always looking for what's going to radically improve our ability to tackle cancer,' said the Canadian Cancer Society. 'That's what these grants are all about.'HealthApr 2, 2021
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Cervical cancer could be eliminated in Canada in just 20 years, studies findCervical cancer can be prevented by vaccination and eventually eliminated worldwide, researchers say.HealthFeb 4, 2020
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Can hair dye actually cause cancer? Experts weigh inA new study made headlines last week, claiming some hair products were associated with higher risk of breast cancer.LifestyleDec 9, 2019
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Cervical cancer screening clinic comes to Kingston on WednesdayA cervical cancer screening clinic offering Pap testing for women with no family doctor is coming to Kingston on Wednesday evening.CanadaOct 23, 2019
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HPV vaccine could soon achieve ‘substantial reductions’ in cervical cancer cases: studyThe HPV vaccine is already reducing rates of cervical cancer, according to new research.HealthJun 28, 2019
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Want to cut your risk of cancer? Try changing these behavioursChanging your lifestyle can help to reduce your risk of cancer, according to a new report from the Canadian Cancer Society.HealthMay 8, 2019
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