&gt;because the 3x increase from 0.0001% chance to 0.0003% is something not worth even pausing a breath about.<p>you must be kidding - <a href="http:&#x2F;&#x2F;www.cancer.org&#x2F;cancer&#x2F;cancerbasics&#x2F;lifetime-probability-of-developing-or-dying-from-cancer" rel="nofollow">http:&#x2F;&#x2F;www.cancer.org&#x2F;cancer&#x2F;cancerbasics&#x2F;lifetime-probabili...</a><p>The risk of getting only colorectal cancer is almost 5% and dying from that cancer - 2%.<p>The total risk of getting any cancer is about 40% and dying from a cancer - 20%. Many of the cancers are significantly  affected by healthy (or not) lifestyle&#x2F;eating&#x2F;drinking&#x2F;etc..<p>I&#x27;d say your post is a perfect example of spreading of ignorance even when the Google is just one click away.<p>To the comment below: it seems you again ignored the chance to google for the info, in particular for the link between prostate cancer and red meat&#x2F;obesity&#x2F;etc. The same goes for breast cancer too. Even when specifically pointed out to easy available source of clear info, you still continue to spread ignorance.