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To lower your cancer risk, move more and skip the cocktails and steaks, guidelines say
WEDNESDAY, June 10 (CNN)—To lower your cancer risk, vegetables and whole grains should be on your menu and processed and red meat should be off, according to updated guidelines published Tuesday by the American Cancer Society.
It’s best not to drink alcohol, the group says in its updated guidelines, and people should be getting more exercise than previously recommended.
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