Abstract
Cancer may become the cause of death due to lifestyle changes among
adolescents. It is becoming widely understood that our lifestyle choices have a big
impact on our likelihood of getting cancer. Numerous unavoidable risk factors are
responsible for most malignancies; however, to lower the likelihood of getting cancer,
we may alter our lifestyle. Having a balanced diet, controlling your weight, exercising
regularly, abstaining from alcohol, and avoiding tobacco use are all examples of
healthy lifestyle choices that can reduce your risk of acquiring cancer. Using
information from human research, we give data in this chapter on the correlation
between specific lifestyle factors and their contribution to the development of prostate,
breast, colon, and lung cancers.
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