Bad luck may play a big role in cancer—but prevention tactics still matter

Ars Technica
By Beth MoleMar 23, 2017, 4:00 pm107 pts
Cancer cells in culture from human connective tissue, illuminated by darkfield amplified contrast, at a magnification of 500x. (credit: NCI, Dr. Cecil Fox) What causes cancer? High-profile culprits obviously include bum genes inherited from parents and harmful environmental and lifestyle factors, such a smoking…

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