A new study by the American Cancer Society (ACS) found that a high number of cancer cases and deaths in adults 30 and older were due to factors that could potentially be prevented, like cigarette smoking and poor diet. The findings revealed that 40 per cent of cases and about half of all cancer deaths in the United States are attributed to factors that could be controlled. Cancer cases expected to grow by more than 20% in Europe by 2045 – WHO agencyResearchers analysed the incidence and mortality of 30 types of cancer in relation to 18 modifiable risk factors. “A large number of cancer cases a…