carcinogen

Smoking is a major source of carcinogens in the body.

Exposure to asbestos can increase the risk of carcinogenic diseases.

Certain chemicals in processed meats are known carcinogens.

Limiting exposure to carcinogens can help reduce cancer risk.

The use of sunscreen helps protect the skin from carcinogenic UV rays.

Studies have shown a link between certain pesticides and carcinogenic effects.

Avoiding processed foods can reduce exposure to carcinogens.

Regular exercise is believed to help the body detoxify carcinogens.

Industrial pollution can release carcinogens into the environment.

Proper ventilation in indoor spaces can help reduce exposure to indoor carcinogens.

It's considered a carcinogen by the World Health Organization.

Also, oral bacteria convert ethanol to acetaldehyde which is a carcinogen.

In 2015, the IARC declared that processed meat is a carcinogen, a cancer causing agent.

They contain carcinogens like nicotine and other toxins like arsenic.

Their next experiment therefore started by giving the mice a carcinogen known to trigger tumour formation throughout the body.

So embalming fluids made out of methyl alcohols instead of carcinogens like formaldehyde.

Some insists E-cigarettes can produce dangerous carcinogens similar to those from traditional cigarettes.

These environmental carcinogens, they play a role in up to 75% of human cancers.

And the International Agency for Research on Cancer also listed acrylamide as a “probable carcinogen”.

Even the World Health Organization classified any form of nighttime shift work as a probable carcinogen.