We can't prevent all cancers, but we can work to reduce cancer risk on both societal and individual levels.

How can we reduce cancer risk? The president and founder of the Prevent Cancer Foundation answers CR's questions.

At high risk of breast cancer, René Syler, an author and former co-anchor of CBS's The Early Show, decided to have a prophylactic mastectomy.

Searching for new ways to prevent cancer, researchers are investigating how critical genes are turned on and off.

Oncologists may want to look to the successes of cardiologists in preventing cardiovascular disease for clues to promoting cancer prevention

Everyday lifestyle choices can reduce your risk of developing cancer.

Some cancers have no early detection techniques, while others have effective screening tools that aren't reaching all the people they need to help.

Researchers believe they can prevent some cancers by treating chronic inflammation.

Smokers who want to quit have more sources of help than ever before. Start by picking a quitting buddy.

Trying to remember all the steps that could reduce your cancer risk? Here are some guidelines.

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