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Misinformation on cancer causes, despite established lifestyle links, harms public health. Clear communication of cancer research is vital to prevent confusion and support informed decisions.

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  • Public Health Communication

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  • Established links exist between lifestyle factors and cancer risk.
  • Controversial cancer messages can negatively impact public health and research.
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    • Preventing the misinterpretation of scientific information is essential for public health.
    • Clear messaging supports cancer research and public understanding.