Even for men at high risk, healthy living may help prevent colon cancer

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“I think these lifestyle factors are things that everyone should strive to achieve if they can — everyone can benefit,” said Dr. Andrew Chan, associate professor of medicine at Harvard Medical School in Boston.

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