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  1. So, instead of looking only at the numbers on the scale or in the tag of your jeans, focus on leading a healthy lifestyle and making choices that you know are good for your body:

    • Eat a balanced, nutritious diet.
    • Exercise regularly.
    • Get enough good, high-quality sleep.
    • Manage your stress levels.
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    Not smoking is the best thing you can do to reduce your risk of cancer. Harmful chemicals in cigarette smoke affect the entire body, not just our lungs. If you smoke, the best thing you can do for your health is quit. Content not working due to cookie settings.
    The National Cancer Institute recommends the START approach to stop smoking. When you’re ready, use these steps to prepare yourself. S = Set a quit date (the actual day you will stop smoking). T = Tell family, friends, and coworkers you plan to quit and when. A = Anticipate and plan for the challenges you may face while quitting.
    Many factors influence whether a person gets cancer, and many cancers are preventable. There is much you can do to reduce your cancer risk, including the obvious avoidance of tobacco, eating a healthy diet, exercising, and consuming alcohol in moderation.
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