Tobacco, Alcohol, screening... The Cancer League Is Putting Forward "12 Concrete Proposals to Make Our Cancer Policy More Effective"
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According to the association, four in ten cancers could be prevented by changing our behaviours and lifestyles, while the number of cases is constantly increasing.
Four in ten cancers would be preventable by changing our behaviours and lifestyles, according to the association, which wants "prevention" to become the "priority of health policies".
The Ligue contre le cancer recommended this Friday, October 16, six months from the presidential, 12 measures to make the fight against cancer "more effective" and egalitarian.
Six months before the presidential elections, the Ligue contre le cancer unveils 12 proposals to strengthen prevention, facilitate screening and ensure access to care. Among its measures: prohibit the sale of cigarettes to generations born after 2014, or make Nutri-Score mandatory.
The Ligue contre le cancer unveils this Friday "12 concrete proposals to make our anti-cancer policy more effective", reveals France Inter. Faced with a number of cases in constant increase, the association points its finger to the big "preventable causes".
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