There's something kind of scary going on right now, especially if you're younger. Cancer rates seem to be going up in ages from 20 to 40. Researchers are perplexed about the trend, but there are some things that you can do to help yourself. loading...

According to Seattletimes.com,

‘ A growing body of research, however, has examined how lifestyle choices and environmental exposures contribute to the disease. Those factors, unlike genetics, can be controlled to some degree.’

Here in the US, about 40% of all cancer cases show some risk factors that you can mitigate.

First off, you need to know your family history and find out if your family tree is predisposed to certain types of cancers. The next thing is to realize that you can't control your family history, but you can contr

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