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Precautionary Principle: Cancer Prevention Efforts During Critical Periods of Growth and Development.

Clinical journal of oncology nursing - 1 Dec 2019

Cormier Aurelie C

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Although the mechanisms of action for all cancer types are not fully known, best practice recommends promoting a healthy lifestyle while avoiding certain substances. Based on environmental science, the precautionary principle is a guideline that suggests that preventive action should be taken when the effects of a substance are unknown or disputed. Oncology nurses and maternal child healthcare professionals can...

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PMID: 31730600
DOI: 10.1188/19.CJON.659-663

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