… findings from historical and modern literature, we develop our position that non-intrinsic
factors are the major contributors to cancer risk and thus open the door for significant prevention. …

… risk factors that play a role in the emergence of cancer in two categories as intrinsic and
non-intrinsic factors… are among the criteria that can be evaluated. High glycemic index has been …

… and assess their relationship with non-intrinsic risk factors. … cancer is the leading cause of
cancer-related death worldwide 1 . Cancer risk factors include intrinsic and non-intrinsic factors…

… Cancer risk factors can be divided into intrinsic factors and non-intrinsic factors. … Next, we
analyzed 32 cases consisting of paired tumors to evaluate whether non-intrinsic factors caused …

… from intrinsic risk factors (ie cancers where intrinsic risk factors … To further estimate this
role of intrinsic risk, we evaluated … of lifetime risk due to non-intrinsic factors (US_average - …

… This review will introduce the definitions of intrinsic and non-intrinsic risk factors, which
have … on the cancer burden in human subjects has been obtained. Genetic testing of cancer …

… when estimating the contribution of individual and joint factors to cancer burden in a population.
We posit that non-intrinsic factors drive most cancer risk, and stress the need for cancer …

… factors in cancer causation. Scientists separated Intrinsic and non-intrinsic factors for cancer
risk … ) were attributable to the potentially modifiable risk factors evaluated in this analysis (…

… This allows the development of different strategies for assessing cancer risk … intrinsic and
non-intrinsic risk factors interact, and cancer risk can be modified whether or not intrinsic factors …

… cancer risk factors promote tumor growth. By nature, the absence of permanent genomic
alterations potentially renders these tumor-… existing strategies for early cancer interception with …