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How Can We Improve Cancer Safety?


Improving cancer safety involves a multipronged approach:
Increasing public awareness about carcinogens and encouraging regular screenings.
Ensuring healthcare providers follow strict protocols to prevent errors in treatment administration.
Advocating for policies that reduce environmental and occupational exposures to harmful substances.

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