Cancer cases are at record levels – every 80 seconds someone in the UK is diagnosed with the disease, according to a recent report by Cancer Research UK. INDIA STURGIS asked leading oncologists about the steps they themselves take to reduce their risk of the cancer they treat.
PANCREATIC CANCER
Professor Hendrik-Tobias Arkenau, 53, is a consultant medical oncologist at Leaders in Oncology Care at the Harley Street Clinic, London
ADDS HONEY TO TEA AND COFFEE: Eating too much sugar is linked with an increased chance of developing diabetes, which in turn is associated with a higher risk of pancreatic cancer.
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