New report reveals pollution linked to 10% of cancer cases in Europe

Shocking new study says 10% of cancer cases in Europe due to pollution

Groundbreaking study by the EEA names the pollutants and chemicals causing 10% of European cancer cases.

Pollution linked to 10% of cancer cases in Europe: Report - Times of India

Environment News: COPENHAGEN: Pollution is linked to more than 10 percent of cancer cases in Europe, a report by the European Environment Agency said Tuesday.

Around 10% of Europe's cancers are linked to pollution

“Exposure to air pollution, passive smoking, ultraviolet rays, asbestos, some chemicals and other pollutants are at the origin of more than 10% of cancer cases in Europe”, warns the European Environment Agency

Pollution linked to 10% of cancer cases in Europe, according to a report

Almost 10% of cancers in Europe are linked to pollution in various forms, the European Environment Agency (EEA) warned on Tuesday, which points out that the majority of cases are preventable.

Report: Pollution linked to 10% of cancer cases in Europe

In the European Union, 2.7 million people are diagnosed with cancer each year and 1.3 million die from it

Pollution causes 10% of cancer cases in Europe, EU report finds

Exposure to air pollution, radon, ultraviolet radiation, asbestos, certain chemicals and other pollutants is linked to over 10 percent of all cancer cases in Europe, a report found.