cancer prevention
Stopping malignant growth
Cancer prevention encompasses strategies to reduce the risk of developing cancer.
These include lifestyle choices—not smoking, limiting alcohol, maintaining healthy weight, exercising, avoiding excessive sun exposure—along with medical interventions like vaccines (HPV, hepatitis B) and screening tests that catch precancerous conditions.
The doctor emphasized cancer prevention through diet and regular checkups.
- chemopreventionDrugs preventing cancer development
- healthy dietNourishing food choices
- eat your vegetablesDirective to consume produce
- lifestyle changesAltered daily habits
- sun protectionShielding from UV rays
sunscreen use · smoking cessation · quit smoking · antioxidant · genetic counseling · HPV · physical activity · early detection · regular checkups · hormone therapy · radiation shielding · colonoscopy · weight management · tumor suppressor · dietary supplements · nutraceuticals · pollution reduction · anti-inflammatory
- public healthimmunization, disease control, health education, epidemiology, community health
- health benefitsheart health, brain health, immune boost, immunity, digestion
- oncologytumor, carcinoma, metastasis, malignancy, oncogene
- WHOWHO, health policy, health guidelines, pandemic response, COVID response
- seleniumselenite, trace mineral, trace element
- Fruit Nutritionapples, bananas, berries, grapes, melons
cancer preventioncancer treatment
Medical intervention for malignancy
cancer cure · cancer therapy · chemotherapy · palliative care · cancer surgery
cancer preventioncarcinogenesis
Malignant transformation process
cancer diagnosis · metastasis · mutagenesis · tumor growth · malignancy