The fraction of cancer attributable to modifiable risk factors in England, Wales, Scotland, Northern Ireland, and the United Kingdom in 2015

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@abcdiagnosis @stage4kelly Hi Jo!! That poster is about “the fraction of cancer attributable to modifiable risk factors”. Here is the research the poster is based on: https://t.co/CpHXUFMEn7

RT @BrianWebster18: @marklewismd @BRosa_PhD Although I agree, it is vital to make people aware of their diets influence on cancer risk fact…

@marklewismd @BRosa_PhD Although I agree, it is vital to make people aware of their diets influence on cancer risk factors https://t.co/Eu844ZMib6

Scary statistic : "For 10 cancer types, including two of the five most common cancer types in the UK (lung cancer and melanoma skin cancer), more than 70% of UK cancer cases were attributable to known risk factors." https://t.co/NbIQv2TtIW

@therealmissjo @mikelovestweets @HarrietSergeant More like half of that (if at all, this is just one study in one country). Also, the biggest lifestyle contributor to cancer is smoking, not diet or exercise. https://t.co/Ub9uxz2Nr2

RT @BrJCancer: #ThrowbackThursday Katrina Brown and colleagues report the fraction of cancer attributable to modifiable risk factors across…

And its worth examining what we know about attributable fractions for disease, eg papers like this https://t.co/JspuGzNNgM

#ThrowbackThursday Katrina Brown and colleagues report the fraction of cancer attributable to modifiable risk factors across the UK in 2015 @CR_UK https://t.co/H0cLDHMerR #epidemiology #riskfactor https://t.co/3v3wtcl8Lf

@JLIMD Der er nyere tal for forebyggelige risikofaktorer i U.K. her: https://t.co/3fafFFK8NI

RT @BydDyfed: Don’t bracket cancer as non-communicable.Many different diseases & globally, infections main causes-stomach,cervix,liver.. @P…

RT @BydDyfed: Don’t bracket cancer as non-communicable.Many different diseases & globally, infections main causes-stomach,cervix,liver.. @P…

@ardiana_gjini @WalesCancerNet @Jo_PHMed

Don’t bracket cancer as non-communicable.Many different diseases & globally, infections main causes-stomach,cervix,liver.. @PublicHealthW WCISU research on 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿/UK burden cancer from infections/other causes👇 https://t.co/aWtUB0wwH1 @tcooper321 @Sian

@sirenabergman Here, the British Journal of Cancer explains in more detail, saying there is "sufficient/convincing evidence of a causal association". It concluded: "Tobacco and overweight/obesity remain the top contributors of attributable cancer cases." h

@sirenabergman This report (cited by Cancer Research UK), which says "overweight/obesity, accounting for 15.1% and 6.3%, respectively" of attributable cancer cases. https://t.co/tDtRROSrJi

Research: “Smoking causes more cancer than obesity and alcohol combined” https://t.co/wLyW8cK0JR, https://t.co/bkl14B0PgN, https://t.co/4hXVTsSqjP

RT @CRUKresearch: This year, we published our landmark paper suggesting that nearly 4 in 10 cancers are avoidable in @BrJCancer, with 1 in…

RT @CRUKresearch: This year, we published our landmark paper suggesting that nearly 4 in 10 cancers are avoidable in @BrJCancer, with 1 in…

RT @CRUKresearch: This year, we published our landmark paper suggesting that nearly 4 in 10 cancers are avoidable in @BrJCancer, with 1 in…

RT @CRUKresearch: This year, we published our landmark paper suggesting that nearly 4 in 10 cancers are avoidable in @BrJCancer, with 1 in…

RT @CRUKresearch: This year, we published our landmark paper suggesting that nearly 4 in 10 cancers are avoidable in @BrJCancer, with 1 in…

RT @CRUKresearch: This year, we published our landmark paper suggesting that nearly 4 in 10 cancers are avoidable in @BrJCancer, with 1 in…

RT @CRUKresearch: This year, we published our landmark paper suggesting that nearly 4 in 10 cancers are avoidable in @BrJCancer, with 1 in…

RT @CRUKresearch: This year, we published our landmark paper suggesting that nearly 4 in 10 cancers are avoidable in @BrJCancer, with 1 in…

RT @CRUKresearch: This year, we published our landmark paper suggesting that nearly 4 in 10 cancers are avoidable in @BrJCancer, with 1 in…

RT @CRUKresearch: This year, we published our landmark paper suggesting that nearly 4 in 10 cancers are avoidable in @BrJCancer, with 1 in…

RT @CRUKresearch: This year, we published our landmark paper suggesting that nearly 4 in 10 cancers are avoidable in @BrJCancer, with 1 in…

This year, we published our landmark paper suggesting that nearly 4 in 10 cancers are avoidable in @BrJCancer, with 1 in 20 being preventable by maintaining a healthy weight. Read the full study: https://t.co/PnXesLhlBN #CRUKYearInReview (1/3)

fracción de cáncer atribuible a factores de riesgo modificables en Inglaterra, Gales, Escocia, Irlanda del Norte y el Reino Unido en 2015 https://t.co/A4v5DcvZG9

https://t.co/A4v5DcvZG9

The fraction of #cancer attributable to #modifiable #risk #factors in England, Wales, Scotland, Northern Ireland, and the United Kingdom in 2015 https://t.co/cNGmjbuMzz

@bdavek @CR_UK @jilly_pods Current research strongly suggests that obesity as a risk factor for cancer: https://t.co/yho4LxTxb9 you cannot simply disagree with scientific research just because you don't like the result. The truth can be scary, but that doe

RT @CR_UK: @butterflybees11 Hi Lorna, you're welcome. Here’s some research on the link between obesity and cancer. https://t.co/fXo3HR2szE…

@butterflybees11 Hi Lorna, you're welcome. Here’s some research on the link between obesity and cancer. https://t.co/fXo3HR2szE https://t.co/eR0IedCy8K https://t.co/3X0yp6HP9d

RT @BrJCancer: In their accompanying editorial, Freddie Bray and Isabelle Soerjomataram have put this UK study into a global perspective, a…

Percentage of cancers attributable to modifiable factors UK 2015. Smoking still greatest contributor, but overfat is important, avoidable and under-recognised.

Full paper here! https://t.co/WN1TOAxLXR

RT @DrRobertOConnor: @_captainscience @pjmeade @bengoldacre There's a table inside this article which might be of use https://t.co/JspuGzNN…

RT @DrRobertOConnor: @_captainscience @pjmeade @bengoldacre There's a table inside this article which might be of use https://t.co/JspuGzNN…

RT @DrRobertOConnor: @_captainscience @pjmeade @bengoldacre There's a table inside this article which might be of use https://t.co/JspuGzNN…

@_captainscience @pjmeade @bengoldacre There's a table inside this article which might be of use https://t.co/JspuGzNNgM

Estudio britanico ( BJC, marzo 2018)revela que el 37,7% de los cánceres sufridos en el Reino Unido se deben a factores de riesgo modificables, sobre todo, el #tabaquismoactivo (15%) y el sobrepeso y #obesidad (6,3%). Su prevención evitará muchas muertes. h

New paper using #PHEdata from the #NCRAS cancer registry: The fraction of cancer attributable to modifiable risk factors in England, Wales, Scotland, Northern Ireland, and the United Kingdom in 2015 https://t.co/n03AAdO64K

Study found four in ten cancer cases in 2015 in the UK were attributable to known risk factors https://t.co/pQHWIoao1U https://t.co/81kB4S9z4N

Study found four in ten cancer cases in 2015 in the UK were attributable to known risk factors https://t.co/pQHWIoao1U https://t.co/0EIyYhWgky

Study found four in ten cancer cases in 2015 in the UK were attributable to known risk factors https://t.co/pQHWIoao1U https://t.co/BPiHdTyIMN

2018: Most cancers have reversible factors (https://t.co/gr8XtKxfCt) 2013: Most mutations in AML are random (Cell. 2012 July 20; 150(2): 264–278) - Avoiding these factors does increase quality of life - Balance, the bigger picture?! https://t.co/QV9T4TQA2h

#ADN203 relevant info on cancer risk https://t.co/xAGd37nd1J

RT @CRUKresearch: Our landmark study published today suggests that more than 1 in 20 cancer cases could be prevented by maintaining a healt…

RT @CRUKresearch: ICYMI: Our paper in @BrJCancer on modifiable risk factors and cancer prevalence across the UK and Northern Ireland. The p…

RT @CRUKresearch: ICYMI: Our paper in @BrJCancer on modifiable risk factors and cancer prevalence across the UK and Northern Ireland. The p…

RT @CRUKresearch: ICYMI: Our paper in @BrJCancer on modifiable risk factors and cancer prevalence across the UK and Northern Ireland. The p…

RT @CRUKresearch: ICYMI: Our paper in @BrJCancer on modifiable risk factors and cancer prevalence across the UK and Northern Ireland. The p…

RT @CRUKresearch: ICYMI: Our paper in @BrJCancer on modifiable risk factors and cancer prevalence across the UK and Northern Ireland. The p…

RT @CRUKresearch: ICYMI: Our paper in @BrJCancer on modifiable risk factors and cancer prevalence across the UK and Northern Ireland. The p…

ICYMI: Our paper in @BrJCancer on modifiable risk factors and cancer prevalence across the UK and Northern Ireland. The paper suggests 1 in 4 cancers could be avoided. https://t.co/PxiBDqj4dg https://t.co/HlWKcSF8xp

RT @VCCLibrary: The fraction of cancer attributable to modifiable risk factors in England, Wales, Scotland, Northern Ireland, and the Unite…

The fraction of cancer attributable to modifiable risk factors in England, Wales, Scotland, Northern Ireland, and the United Kingdom in 2015 https://t.co/VHMgsry1wh #cancer

RT @CRUKresearch: ICYMI: Our paper in @BrJCancer on modifiable risk factors and cancer prevalence across the UK and Northern Ireland. The p…

RT @CRUKresearch: ICYMI: Our paper in @BrJCancer on modifiable risk factors and cancer prevalence across the UK and Northern Ireland. The p…

ICYMI: Our paper in @BrJCancer on modifiable risk factors and cancer prevalence across the UK and Northern Ireland. The paper suggests 1 in 4 cancers could be avoided. https://t.co/PxiBDq1tlI https://t.co/5NvoNnbNak

RT @cptproject: New research out of the UK shows 37% of cancer cases are attributable to known and preventative risk factors: https://t.co/…

RT @cptproject: New research out of the UK shows 37% of cancer cases are attributable to known and preventative risk factors: https://t.co/…

New research out of the UK shows 37% of cancer cases are attributable to known and preventative risk factors: https://t.co/914KV86e6R

RT @ChristieLibrary: Research estimates that 37.7% of cancer cases in the UK in 2015 were attributable to known risk factors. Tobacco smoki…

Fraction of cancer attributable to modifiable risk factors in England, Wales, Scotland, Northern Ireland, and UK in 2015 https://t.co/cbd9AOlJk0

Research estimates that 37.7% of cancer cases in the UK in 2015 were attributable to known risk factors. Tobacco smoking attributable cancer cases (15.1%), followed by obesity (6.3%) and overexposure to UV radiation (3.8%) https://t.co/3gzdvi64jF British J

Excellent article on modifiable behaviours and cancer risk with authors from the UKIACR #datasaveslives #canceregistration #ncras https://t.co/n03AAdO64K

RT @SSA_Addiction: Paper from @CR_UK estimates proportion of cancers in the UK attributable to modifiable risk factors https://t.co/Mr3TAwH…

Paper from @CR_UK estimates proportion of cancers in the UK attributable to modifiable risk factors https://t.co/Mr3TAwHRSy #alcohol #tobacco #smoking

RT @AlcoholFocus: More than a third of cancer cases are avoidable. Did you know alcohol is estimated to have caused 3.3% of cancers in the…

RT @hseNCCP: https://t.co/pHzlQ9EbEh The fraction of cancer attributable to modifiable risk factors in England, Wales, Scotland, Northern I…

RT @CRUKresearch: Our landmark study published today suggests that more than 1 in 20 cancer cases could be prevented by maintaining a healt…

RT @CRUKresearch: Our landmark study published today suggests that more than 1 in 20 cancer cases could be prevented by maintaining a healt…

RT @hseNCCP: https://t.co/pHzlQ9EbEh The fraction of cancer attributable to modifiable risk factors in England, Wales, Scotland, Northern I…

New study supports that eating healthier, being more active and managing our weight can help us avoid diseases like cancer! https://t.co/AVjG6otmfR

https://t.co/pHzlQ9EbEh The fraction of cancer attributable to modifiable risk factors in England, Wales, Scotland, Northern Ireland, and the United Kingdom in 2015

@QuiqueSn @chicabanda Aquí el link al estudio (open) para aclarar las cosas https://t.co/ARqUcnjZEq

RT @healthkaty: Important story on the major risk factors for cancer (orig article here https://t.co/OKkm8ES283) - but @bbchealth *please*…

RT @healthkaty: Important story on the major risk factors for cancer (orig article here https://t.co/OKkm8ES283) - but @bbchealth *please*…

RT @AlcoholFocus: More than a third of cancer cases are avoidable. Did you know alcohol is estimated to have caused 3.3% of cancers in the…

RT @wcrfint: New research on the fraction of #Cancer attributable to modifiable risk factors in the UK published in @BrJCancer: https://t.c…

Obesity could overtake smoking in #cancer death risk https://t.co/j56O42IaUq; study: https://t.co/hUK6sJ7QMj

RT @cheryl_mcquire: New study out on the fraction of cancer attributable to modifiable risk factors including #alcohol in the U.K. https://…

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RT @AlyaemniAsmaa: السمنه والتدخين من أهم العوامل المرتبطة بالإصابة بالعديد من أنواع السرطانات دراسة حديثه نشرت في nature https://t.co/s…

السمنه والتدخين من أهم العوامل المرتبطة بالإصابة بالعديد من أنواع السرطانات دراسة حديثه نشرت في nature https://t.co/sCcOkCzgcV

RT @healthkaty: Important story on the major risk factors for cancer (orig article here https://t.co/OKkm8ES283) - but @bbchealth *please*…

RT @SP_HealthSport: Research published on-line today in the British Journal of Cancer @BrJCancer shows around 250 #cancer cases a week coul…

RT @SP_HealthSport: Research published on-line today in the British Journal of Cancer @BrJCancer shows around 250 #cancer cases a week coul…

RT @healthkaty: Important story on the major risk factors for cancer (orig article here https://t.co/OKkm8ES283) - but @bbchealth *please*…

RT @wcrfint: New research on the fraction of #Cancer attributable to modifiable risk factors in the UK published in @BrJCancer: https://t.c…

RT @AlcoholFocus: More than a third of cancer cases are avoidable. Did you know alcohol is estimated to have caused 3.3% of cancers in the…

RT @healthkaty: Important story on the major risk factors for cancer (orig article here https://t.co/OKkm8ES283) - but @bbchealth *please*…

RT @CRUKresearch: Our landmark study published today suggests that more than 1 in 20 cancer cases could be prevented by maintaining a healt…

RT @healthkaty: Important story on the major risk factors for cancer (orig article here https://t.co/OKkm8ES283) - but @bbchealth *please*…

RT @wcrfint: New research on the fraction of #Cancer attributable to modifiable risk factors in the UK published in @BrJCancer: https://t.c…

RT @healthkaty: Important story on the major risk factors for cancer (orig article here https://t.co/OKkm8ES283) - but @bbchealth *please*…