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World Cancer Research Fund and the American Institute for Cancer Research, (2009) Policy and Action for Cancer Prevention, US

World Cancer Research Fund and the American Institute for Cancer Research, (2009) Policy and Action for Cancer Prevention, US
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One-third of cancers in developed countries, not including those preventable by not smoking, can be prevented through diet, exercise, and weight control.  Researchers found that modern cities have impeded walking and bicycling.  They recommend widespread dedicated walking and cycling facilities and traffic management policies that encourage people to walk or bike.