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Kristen Haase

Reporter · GB

Indexed articles, last 90 days
7
Latest publication
Sep 22, 2026
Outlet visibility, for The Independent
Top 50K sites
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Sep 1, 2026

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  1. Article · Sep 22, 2026 · Kristen Haase

    Leading risk factor for cancer revealed – and it’s not smoking, alcohol or the sun (opens the original)

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    Want to bookmark your favourite articles and stories to read or reference later? Start your Independent Membership today. If you were to ask most people what causes cancer, the answer would probably be smoking, alcohol, the sun, hair dye or some other avoidable element. But the most important risk factor for cancer is something else: ageing. That’s right, the factor most associated with cancer is unavoidable – and a condition that we will all experience. Why is this important? Older adults a

  2. Article · Sep 1, 2026 · Kristen Haase

    Leading risk factor for cancer revealed – and it’s not smoking, alcohol or the sun (opens the original)

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    If you were to ask most people what causes cancer, the answer would probably be smoking, alcohol, the sun, hair dye or some other avoidable element. But the most important risk factor for cancer is something else: ageing. That’s right, the factor most associated with cancer is unavoidable – and a condition that we will all experience. Why is this important? Older adults are the fastest-growing population in Canada and globally. By 2068, approximately 29 per cent of Canadians will be over age

  3. Article · Sep 1, 2026 · Kristen Haase

    Leading risk factor for cancer revealed – and it’s not smoking, alcohol or the sun (opens the original)

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    If you were to ask most people what causes cancer, the answer would probably be smoking, alcohol, the sun, hair dye or some other avoidable element. But the most important risk factor for cancer is something else: ageing. That’s right, the factor most associated with cancer is unavoidable – and a condition that we will all experience. Why is this important? Older adults are the fastest-growing population in Canada and globally. By 2068, approximately 29 per cent of Canadians will be over age

  4. Article · Sep 1, 2026 · Kristen Haase

    Leading risk factor for cancer revealed – and it’s not smoking, alcohol or the sun (opens the original)

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    If you were to ask most people what causes cancer, the answer would probably be smoking, alcohol, the sun, hair dye or some other avoidable element. But the most important risk factor for cancer is something else: ageing. That’s right, the factor most associated with cancer is unavoidable – and a condition that we will all experience. Why is this important? Older adults are the fastest-growing population in Canada and globally. By 2068, approximately 29 per cent of Canadians will be over age

  5. Article · Sep 1, 2026 · Kristen Haase

    Leading risk factor for cancer revealed – and it’s not smoking, alcohol or the sun (opens the original)

    Excerpt · Neutral tone · English

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    If you were to ask most people what causes cancer, the answer would probably be smoking, alcohol, the sun, hair dye or some other avoidable element. But the most important risk factor for cancer is something else: ageing. That’s right, the factor most associated with cancer is unavoidable – and a condition that we will all experience. Why is this important? Older adults are the fastest-growing population in Canada and globally. By 2068, approximately 29 per cent of Canadians will be over age

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