KEY POINTS Cancer confers a major disease burden worldwide, especially in affluent societies. Cancer incidence and mortality between low risk and high risk countries differs several-fold. These differences are ascribed such environmental factors as lifelong dietary behaviors, physical inactivity, weight gain, alcohol consumption, and the use of tobacco. Through a healthy diet, optimal levels of physical activity and by maintaining normal body weight, a large proportion of cancers may be prevented.
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Wolk, A. (2009). Diet and Physical Activity in Cancer Prevention. In Nutrition and Metabolism (pp. 161–192). Humana Press. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-60327-453-1_9
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