Website listing things that cause cancer?

There are so many news reports claiming "scientists" have discovered that certain things cause certain types of cancers - on a very regular basis, based on studies and research.





Where can I find up to date current reports and current research? Is there a website that lists this information?

Website listing things that cause cancer?
This is a very complicated question to answer because there are many different kinds of cancer. It's not really a single disease.





The most important things to avoid are tobacco and sunlight. Alcohol is another carcinogen, but red wine has other health benefits. Eating fruits and vegetables, keeping your weight at a healthy level, and getting plenty of exercise can help prevent cancer.





Other carcinogens include ionizing radiation (x-rays), estrogen, and some chemicals and metals.


http://www.medicinenet.com/cancer_causes...


http://www.cancer.gov/cancertopics/preve...





There are lots more, but those are some of the most important.





The National Cancer Institute


http://www.cancer.gov/


is the best place to go. It has information about prevention and news about current research.
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Reply:There is no accurate list of what does and does not cause cancer because in general no one knows what causes it (it may be an internal disease linked to genetics) . . no one can answer the question about why one person exposed to a carcinogen will get cancer but another person will not. You would think by common sense that if something 'caused' cancer than everyone would get cancer . . but that is just not the case. There are very, very few things in which people are placed at high risk of developing cancer . . smoking is one known cause . .but only for lung cancer. Not smoking may help you from getting lung cancer but it is no guarantee that you won't get breast cancer. And, even if you are a non-smoker you can still develop lung cancer. There are just no guarantees . . no one knows why some people get cancer and others do not.
Reply:Here is a website that has articles submitted by people from all over the world on different health topics. The section on cancer is here


http://www.healthandwellnesscentral.com/...