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Penciling in a Possible Diet-Cancer Connection
Researchers said this represented the first large, randomized clinical trial to show diet could have any impact on cancer outcomes.
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Abstracts
- Eat Fish for Your Heart—But Don’t Fry It
- Vitamin D Gets Its Day in the Sun
- A Fresh Alternative for Healthy Eating
- Prostate Cancer Research Update
- 51 Healthy Foods You Can Say “YES” To
- The Latest Buzz on Fish Oil
- Happily Married and Healthier
- Gotta Go? Your Bladder’s Not Shrinking
- Drinking Your Calories
- Calcium, Vitamin D Linked to Reduced PMS Risk
- Raisins for Dental Health?