Speciality: Oncology
Description:
Welcome to today’s episode, where we’ll explore the key risk factors linked to common cancers. Cancer doesn’t have a single cause; rather, it’s often the result of a combination of genetic, environmental, and lifestyle factors. Smoking is a major risk for lung and several other cancers, while a diet high in processed foods can increase risk for colorectal cancer. Excessive alcohol and prolonged sun exposure are also significant contributors. Family history and certain inherited genes play a role too. Recognising these factors can empower us to make informed choices and take preventive steps. Remember, early detection and healthy habits can make a real difference. Stay tuned for more insights on protecting your health.
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