CLEAN : Cancer cases set to rise by half by 2030:

The video discusses the alarming rise in global cancer cases, projected to increase from 14 million to 22 million annually in 20 years. It highlights the slow progress in treatment due to drug resistance and emphasizes prevention as the key strategy. Many cancer causes are linked to personal behaviors like smoking, alcohol consumption, and sun exposure. The video stresses the importance of healthy lifestyle choices and legislative support to reduce cancer incidence. It also notes the shift of cancer from being a high-income country issue to a global problem, advocating for regulations similar to those for tobacco to be applied to other risk factors.

In what ways can environmental factors contribute to cancer risk?

What role does legislation play in supporting individual choices regarding cancer prevention?