Cancer Myths
The following fact sheets are in html format. Printable pdf versions are available on the related pages.
- Alcohol and cancer
Does having a tipple increase your risk of cancer? - Artificial sweeteners and cancer
Could your taste for sweet things be increasing your risk of cancer?
- Chlorine and cancer
Does drinking water or swimming in your pool cause cancer? - Coffee, tea, hot beverages and cancer
Is there danger lurking in your daily brew? - Cosmetics and cancer
Can looking beautiful increase your risk of cancer? - Dental fillings and cancer
Does you metallic smile cause cancer? - Deodorants and breast cancer
Is using deodorant increasing your risk of breast cancer? - Fluoride and cancer
Does danger lurk in the bottom of your water glass? - Food additives and cancer
Are those confusing numbers on the back of your cereal packet a cancer risk? - Hair dyes and cancer
Is having more fun as a blonde increasing your risk of cancer? - Lipstick and cancer
Does your favourite Lipstick increase your risk of cancer? - Medical imaging (x-rays) and cancer
Is there an alternative to x-rays to lower your risk of cancer? - Mobile phones and cancer
Is all that talking increasing your risk of cancer? - Plastics, food and cancer
Does using plastic containers increase your risk of cancer? - Power lines and cancer
Is there any truth in the myth behind Power lines and cancer? - Sunscreen and cancer
Will your favourite sunscreen increase your risk of cancer? - Talcum powder and cancer
Is there a risk of cancer in this popular gift? - Toothpaste (sodium lauryl sulphate) and cancer
Will your sparkling smile increase your risk of cancer?


