Question

part g - lo 7, explain key risk factors for cancer, and identify which risks are preventable, given current knowledge in the field. the risk factors for cancer can be broadly classified as acquired (or environmental, which may be modifiable) and hereditary (or genetic, which are not modifiable). which of the following are examples of modifiable risks for cancer? select all that apply. hpv infection alcohol use tobacco use oncogenes radon exposure

Explanation:

HPV infection can be prevented through vaccination. Alcohol use, tobacco use, and radon exposure can be reduced or avoided through lifestyle - changes and environmental mitigation. Oncogenes are genetic factors and not modifiable in the same sense as the others.

Answer:

HPV infection, alcohol use, tobacco use, radon exposure