New IARC Infographics on Cancer Risk Factors

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Subtitle: 20 updated visual tools on alcohol, smoking, diet, and prevention now available.
Category: Awareness

Date: 3 July 2025

 

The International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC) has just releaseda set of 20 multilingual infographics summarizing key risk factors for cancer development: tobacco, alcohol, obesity, HPV infections, diet, and UV exposure.

Designed for institutional communications, public events, health education, and social media, the infographics use up-to-date data and are coded to be easily understandable by non-specialist audiences. They are already available in various formats and official EU languages.

 

Read more:
https://www.iarc.who.int/news-events/launch-of-a-set-of-infographics-on-cancer-data-risk-factors-and-preventive-interventions-in-four-ready-to-use-formats-for-printing-and-sharing-on-social-media

 

📥 Explore and download them here: IARC Infographics Resource Centre

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