Sentence examples for Mitigate cancer from inspiring English sources

1 As the risks for cancers with established causal links to tobacco-smoking and alcohol use were elevated, namely lung, larynx and pancreatic cancer (smoking), and liver, oral, larynx and oesophageal cancer (alcohol), a reduction in these behaviours would similarly mitigate cancer risk.

The instrument was mailed to current customers who in the previous survey had indicated that they either had been treated for cancer or used the product to mitigate the effects of cancer or cancer treatment.

The results indicate that comorbidities affect cancer outcomes and that they must be considered strategies mitigating cancer's economic and social impact.

Reduction in the expression of these inflammatory genes suggests that flaxseed mitigates cancer promoting activities and acts as an anticancer agent.

Telomere shortening is mitigated in stem and cancer cells through the de novo addition of telomeric repeats by telomerase.

Evidence suggests that higher levels of calcium mitigate colorectal cancer risk [ 31].

Indeed, the study of Van Guelpen et al. [ 63] suggests that low folate concentration in blood may even mitigate colorectal cancer risk.

Patient navigator programs were established to mitigate barriers to cancer care, especially among underserved populations in 3 community hospitals in western Pennsylvania.

One way to mitigate the rising cancer burden is through high-quality targeted research programmes.

Culturally tailored programs in targeted communities have been shown to mitigate the observed cancer-related health disparities among AI/AN communities.

But if some people are cutting back on vaccinations, are they also cutting back on screening exams like Pap smears, mammograms or colonoscopies that can either detect cancer or mitigate its consequences?