Tag: Cancer Risk
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Alcohol Mouth Cancer Risk: Tiny Sips May Raise Your Odds
New findings link even tiny amounts of alcohol to mouth cancer risk A recent study from the Tata Memorial Centre (TMC) highlights a troubling possibility: there may be no truly safe level of alcohol when it comes to mouth cancer. The researchers suggest that even a few gulps of beer a day could marginally increase…
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How High-Fat Diets Rewire Liver Cells to Elevate Cancer Risk
New MIT Findings Highlight Diet and Liver Cancer Link A recent study from researchers at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology shines a spotlight on how high-fat diets can affect liver cells and raise the risk of liver cancer. While obesity and metabolic syndrome have long been linked to liver disease, this study illuminates the cellular…
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How High-Fat Diets Rewire Liver Cells and Raise Cancer Risk
New Evidence Links High-Fat Diets to Liver Cell Transformation Obesity and fatty diets have long been associated with a higher risk of liver disease, but a recent study from researchers at MIT provides fresh insight into the cellular mechanisms behind this link. The study suggests that a high-fat diet does more than add fat to…
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Ultra-Processed Foods Linked to Higher Colon Cancer Risk in Women
New findings connect ultra-processed foods to higher colon cancer risk in women A recent study has drawn a direct line between the consumption of ultra-processed foods and an increased risk of colon cancer among women. Researchers found that women who consume higher amounts of ultra-processed foods face a 45% greater likelihood of developing colon cancer…
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Mammography Study Shows Elevated Future Breast Cancer Risk with Initial Concordance of Radiologist and AI Interpretation
Overview A new retrospective study published in Radiology: Artificial Intelligence examines how agreement between radiologist interpretation and standalone AI assessment of screening mammography correlates with the risk of developing breast cancer within five years. The findings suggest that concordant positive results between radiologist and AI are associated with markedly higher future cancer risk than either…
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Surprising Health Benefits of Avocados: What a Top US Doctor Reveals
Why Avocados Deserve a Spot in Your Diet “You are what you eat” rarely rings truer than when discussing the humble avocado. This creamy fruit is not just a versatile kitchen staple; it’s a nutritional powerhouse backed by expert insight. According to gastroenterologist Dr. Joseph Salhab, avocados offer a spectrum of health benefits that start…
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Avocados: Surprising Health Benefits, Top US Doctor Explains
Introduction: You Are What You Eat, and Avocados Have a Lot of It The old adage “you are what you eat” rings especially true when it comes to avocados. This creamy, versatile fruit is more than a tasty addition to meals; it’s a nutritional powerhouse that may offer meaningful health benefits. Dr. Joseph Salhab, a…
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WHO Urges Europe to Tighten Alcohol Rules to Fight Cancer
Europe Faces a Clear Cancer Risk from Alcohol New guidance from the World Health Organization’s cancer research arm emphasizes that tougher alcohol rules could meaningfully reduce cancer rates in Europe. The International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC) notes there is enough evidence to justify stronger policies, even as it acknowledges the political challenges of…
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Breast Cancer Risk and Body Sprays: What the Evidence Really Shows
Understanding the Question The idea that constant use of body sprays, including antiperspirants and deodorants, could cause breast cancer has circulated for years. Given concerns about ingredients like aluminum compounds and parabens, many people wonder if everyday personal care products might influence breast health. While it’s wise to scrutinize common products, robust evidence from major…
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Breast Cancer Risk and Body Sprays: Do Antiperspirants or Deodorants Increase Your Risk?
Understanding the Question The concern that constant use of body sprays, including antiperspirants and deodorants, could raise breast cancer risk has persisted for years. With ingredients like aluminum compounds and parabens sometimes cited as theoretical culprits, many people wonder if routine personal care products contribute to cancer. Comprehensive reviews by major cancer organizations and a…