Cancer killing fewer in New York

Cancer killing fewer in New York
http://oneidadispatch.com/articles/2011/07/18/news/doc4e24ac80d4a56145480716.txt?viewmode=fullstory 

"Nearly 3,000 fewer New Yorkers died of cancer last year compared to a decade ago, according to the state's new draft cancer plan.
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New York's 2011-2016 Comprehensive Cancer Control Plan calls for evidence-based environmental health initiatives to reduce exposure to carcinogens, while noting some traditional health culprits including asbestos, mold, carbon monoxide, radon, lead paint, radiation, pesticides and unsafe drinking water. It also stresses the need for continued reductions in smoking and tanning, and eating more fruits and vegetables."