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Reduce the risk of Cancer

Posted on May 09, 2022 | Author Dr Mir Mohammad Hussain
1.Don't smoke or if you smoke quit it today only.
2.Try to keep your atmosphere clean and  pollution free to reduce the lung cancer risk.
3.In people with family history of lung cancer avoid high risk jobs like mining/working as mechanics in automobile workshops.
4.Avoid exposure to Asbestos which is a known risk factor for lung cancer.
5.Eat healthy diet and do regular exercise to reduce the risk of cancer overall.
 
Dr Mir Mohammad Hussain
Deptt.of Medical Oncology and Stem Cell Transplant.
SKIMS Srinagar JK

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