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One in two of us will get cancer – here s how to reduce your risk

There are more than 200 different types of cancer but there are measures you can take to reduce your risk, from screenings to jabs

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Quit Smoking by Age 30, Reduce Risk of Early Death by 97%

Researchers studying over a million women found that quitting smoking by age 30 can reduce risk of early death by 97%; quitting by 40 cuts the risk by 90%.

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Why are women more prone to belly fat? How it s a risk for heart disease, diabetes and cancer

As women age, their metabolism slows and they don't burn as many calories

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Why are so many women under 40 being struck by breast cancer?

DR LIZ O RIORDAN and DR ALICIA HEATH: Nicky Newman, 35, who died last week following a five-year battle with breast cancer, was one of the 2,400 diagnosed each year with the disease.

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