February 4 is World Cancer Day. And it’s important we take measures against this awful disease.
A research conducted by the International Union Against Cancer concludes that 7 million people die each year around the world of cancer, and 11 million others are being diagnosed with cancer each year.
Alarmingly, estimates say that by the year 2020 the numbers are expected to rise dramatically, with 12 million dying each year, and 15 million others being diagnosed each year.
However, against these terrifying statistics, we must not remain idle. There is much that we can do — individually — in order to avoid the deadly statistics. Yes, according to the World Cancer Research Fund, about third of all cancer diagnostics can be avoided by proper nutrition, regular exercise, and weight management.
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