42^nd World Cancer Conference

Cancer Prevention and Research

Cancer prevention is described as active measures to decrease the danger of cancer. Most of most cancers cases are because of environmental chance elements, and lots of, but not all, of those environmental elements are controllable life-style alternatives. A person's danger of developing cancer may be considerably decreased through wholesome behaviour. Cancer Prevention research contains preclinical, clinical and translational studies, with special attention given to molecular discoveries and an emphasis on building a translational bridge between the primary and clinical sciences.