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Cameron told the newspaper he wants to support a call for screening to be offered to high-risk men. - Photo source: dwdcameron/Instagram

A colonoscopy can detect cancer at an early stage, significantly improving the outcome, and while early screening is vital, prevention begins with dietary and lifestyle choices. - Bernama file photo

The Global Cancer Observatory 2022 report findings revealed that breast cancer remains the most common cancer among Malaysian women, accounting for 31.3 per cent of all female cancer diagnoses in 2022, but also topping the list of cancer deaths among Malaysian women. - Photo 123RF

Che Puan Mahkota Kelantan, Sofie Louise Johansson (left) and Tengku Bendehara Dr Tengku Muhammad Faiz Petra (right).

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For those unable to preserve their fertility, the emotional toll can be significant, as many have not yet started or completed their families, making the diagnosis especially difficult. - Photo illustrated by Sinar Daily

A healthy diet, regular exercise, avoiding tobacco and nicotine from smoking, and managing one’s stress all play a key role in reducing cancer risk. Photo: Canva

Hospital Picaso, Consultant Clinical Oncologist, Dr Mastura Md Yusof stressed that there was currently no solid evidence to confirm a clear link between low vitamin D levels and an increased risk of cancer.