tobacco cessation wellness program Institution Resources for Smoking Cessation Offered at FCP

Contents Eliminate Tobacco Use Maintain a Healthy Weight, Eat a Healthy Diet, and Stay Active Reduce Alcohol Consumption Protect Skin from UV Exposure Prevent and Eliminate Infection from Cancer-causing Pathogens Limit Exposure to Environmental Risk Factors Be Cognizant of Hormonal Factors Pregnancy and Breastfeeding Hormone Replacement Therapy Spotlight: Increasing Cancer Risk Among Children and AYAs Tobacco Use in Children and AYAs Body Weight, Diet, and Physical Activity in Children and AYAs Alcohol Exposure in Children and AYAs Human Papillomavirus and AYA Populations Environmental Risk Factors in Children and AYAs Research in basic, translational, and population sciences has broadened our understanding of the factors that increase an individuals risk of developing cancer (see Figure 9 )

Causing harm or pain to any living being is viewed as a grave sin

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Devising a comprehensive strategy for avoiding relapses helps clients in the maintenance phase of behavioral change