Reducing exposure to cancer-causing toxins involves both individual actions and regulatory measures:
Regulatory Measures: Governments and health organizations enforce regulations to limit the use of known carcinogens. For example, restrictions on tobacco advertising and sales help reduce smoking rates. Personal Choices: Individuals can take steps to avoid exposure, such as using protective gear when handling chemicals, ensuring proper ventilation in homes, and choosing products labeled as free from harmful substances. Workplace Safety: Employers should provide proper training, safety equipment, and monitoring to protect workers from exposure to industrial toxins.
