Cancer: What you can do to minimise your risk
BodyLab16 Okt 2020

Cancer: What you can do to minimise your risk

How much control do we have over our risk of getting cancer? Professor David Whiteman discusses the simple measures you can take to lower your chances. David is the Deputy Director of QIMR Berghofer Medical Research Institute and the head of the Institute’s Cancer Control Research Group. He has dedicated his career to trying to prevent more cancers in the community.

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