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	What can I expect in the Cancer Prevention Center?
	How can cancer screening help?
	How can I prevent cancer?
	What else do I need to know?
	The Learning Center
	Roadmap to Cancer Prevention
	Who are the Cancer Prevention Center specialists?
	How do I make an appointment in the Cancer Prevention Center?
	Familial Brain Tumor Registry
	Volunteers Needed in Prevention Studies
	News in Cancer Prevention
	On-line Cancer Risk Assessment
	Other Features:
	Letter from the Vice President
	Robert Urich on Cancer Prevention Note: Must have RealPlayer G2

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Between 65 to 85 percent of cancers can be prevented through diet and lifestyle changes. And more cancers can be successfully treated if they are detected early. Through a wide range of screening and early detection services, the Cancer Prevention Center can help you reduce your chances of getting cancer. This includes determining your cancer risks and helping you make healthy lifestyle changes. Our efforts can help to ensure that existing cancers are identified early, when they are most treatable.

What can I expect in the Cancer Prevention Center? Services provided Site-specific cancer evaluation clinics How can cancer screening help? Annual cancer screening examinations can help to identify cancer at its earliest, and most treatable stages. Regular screening allows the best chance for successful treatment. How can I prevent cancer? Many people fear that cancer is inevitable. But we now know that 65 to 85 percent of cancers can be prevented through diet and lifestyle habits. What else do I need to know? Frequently asked questions (FAQs) The Learning Center provides the latest information on cancer and prevention. Patients, their families and the public are welcome. Roadmap to Cancer Prevention All of us can take steps to lead a healthier lifestyle and thus reduce our risk for certain cancers.

News in Cancer Prevention A compilation of the latest news, helpful information and related topics in Cancer Prevention. Who are the Cancer Prevention Center specialists? M. D. Anderson Cancer Prevention Center physicians and nurse practitioners How do I make an appointment in the Cancer Prevention Center? Instructions on how to Contact Us. Familial Brain Tumor Registry This registry is designed for families at high risk of cancer in order to identify genetic factors associated with brain tumors and multiple cancer risk. Volunteers needed for prevention studies We're looking for volunteers for prevention studies. If you're interested in participating and meet the study requirements, contact us. We'd like to hear from you. Other Features: Letter from the Vice President

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