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To reduce your risk of bladder cancer, don't smoke. If you already smoke, ask your doctor about proven ways to help you quit.
If you work in an occupation in which there is a high risk of exposure to chemicals that can cause bladder cancer, find out about the types of equipment that are available to reduce your exposure, then use this equipment faithfully while you are on the job. If you need more information about specific types of exposure or specific protective equipment, contact...
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