Why does limiting exposure to carcinogens reduce the risk of cancer?
1. reduces the rate/incid...
Why does limiting exposure to carcinogens reduce the risk of cancer?
1. reduces the rate/incidents of genetic mutations
2. helps the body maintain an effective immune system
3. helps the body regulate internal chemistry, for better elimination of naturally occuring cancer cells
4. reduces the body's production of chemicals that promote the development of cancer cells
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