According to the American Cancer Society, more than 60 percent of all cancer deaths could be prevented if Americans lived healthier lives. What do you think?

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  Preventable? What those doctors really mean is 'preventable with minor effort and inconvenience.'

  Preston Brady
  Systems Analyst

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  So, all I have to do is cut out smoking, drinking, eating, breathing, and driving, and I'll die of something other than cancer? Hooray!

  Darla Clayton
  Teacher

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  When I had cancer, I received care and attention for the first time in my life. What makes you think I'd trade that for jogging three miles a day by myself?

  Damon Frank
  Tax Preparer

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  That advice is all well and good, but what about people like me, who don't have the time to not smoke?

  Trudy Massey
  Stock Clerk

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  My dad smoked like a chimney, ate only steaks, and drank bourbon every day, and he lived to be 54. Keep in mind, this was back in the '70s, when that was considered quite old.

  Peter Logan
  Technical Writer

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  Boy, I'd hate to get a disease and die at 60 instead of enjoying those extra three decades of livin' la vida nursing home.

  Bennie Lloyd
  Unemployed