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Study Revealed that 42% of Cancer Deaths in 2023 Were Linked to Preventable Risk Factors Such as Tobacco, Alcohol and Obesity

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Studies warn that almost half of deaths by cancer result from behaviors that can be avoided. If nothing changes, data indicate an increase of 61% in cases up to 2050.

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Study Revealed that 42% of Cancer Deaths in 2023 Were Linked to Preventable Risk Factors Such as Tobacco, Alcohol and Obesity

Studies warn that almost half of deaths by cancer result from behaviors that can be avoided. If nothing changes, data indicate an increase of 61% in cases up to 2050.

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Observador broke the news in Portugal on Sunday, October 5, 2025.
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