Do you like living easy?

Laboratorio
Lower secondary school, Secondary school, University students, Teachers, General public
EXMA

By: AIRC Foundation for Cancer Research

There are people who smoke, drink too much alcohol, do not exercise and do not get cancer throughout their lives. And then there are people who lead healthy lives and get sick.
Why make the effort then? Because the probability of getting sick for each of us is partly modifiable. In fact, it does not only depend on factors that we cannot control, such as hereditary factors or some environmental factors, but also on others that we can control, such as those associated with our lifestyle. Each of us can shape our personal probability of getting cancer and try to reduce it as much as possible.

A series of interactive games will allow the public to reflect on the importance of doing everything in our power to lower their risk of getting sick.
Imagine if in a basketball free throw competition we could decide where to shoot the ball from to make a point: if your life depended on making a basket, wouldn’t you like to live easy?

Riccardo Di Deo

Riccardo Di Deo coordinates AIRC’s dissemination activities proposed in numerous events for citizens and schools. After graduating in Food and Human Nutrition at the University of Milan he has always worked in the field of scientific dissemination, collaborating with associations and companies in the scientific and healthcare sectors.

AIRC Foundation Sardinia

AIRC supports innovative scientific projects thanks to transparent and constant fundraising, disseminates scientific information and promotes the culture of prevention.