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The American Cancer Society's CancerRisk360 is giving people a personalized roadmap to reduce their cancer risk — and it's catching on fast. The free, web-based tool takes just 5–10 minutes to complete and covers lifestyle habits, family history, and screening status. Since launching in early 2025, it's racked up over 153,000 completions and a 78% completion rate.
The American Cancer Society (ACS) launched CancerRisk360 to bridge a critical gap in cancer prevention: most people have no easy way to see how their habits, family history, and screening status add up to real risk. The free tool takes just 5–10 minutes and is open to anyone 18 or older — including cancer survivors — with no personal data saved or shared. It covers lifestyle factors, inherited risk, and screening all in one place, and delivers personalized action steps grounded in ACS guidelines.
The tool's reception has been impressive. Since its early 2025 launch, CancerRisk360 has drawn over 233,000 page views and more than 153,000 completions. A feature on Good Morning America in October helped fuel its national reach, and nearly 18,000 users have shared their results with a clinician or family member.
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Why it matters: With nearly half of all cancer deaths potentially preventable through lifestyle changes, tools like CancerRisk360 can meaningfully shift the conversation from diagnosis to prevention — empowering patients before they even walk into a clinic.
