Survey finds gaps in knowledge of cancer risk factors

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Fewer than half of Americans recognize that drinking alcohol, diets high in red meat, diets low in vegetables, fruits and fiber and insufficient physical activity all have a clear link to cancer development, according to the American Institute for Cancer Research’s ninth Cancer Risk Awareness Survey.

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