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Can You Get Heart Cancer? Here's Why It Is Extremely Rare
Heart cancer is extremely rare due to limited cell division in adult heart muscle, with most heart tumours being benign or metastatic.
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Breast-Feeding Protects Mothers From Cancer, Heart Attacks
Breast-feeding not only protects babies from premature deaths and serious diseases but also mothers from breast cancer and heart attacks, among others, suggests a study.
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Obesity Epidemic Has Spread Globally: Why You Should be Worried
Nearly a third of adults and a quarter of children today are overweight, according to a report by the Global Burden of Disease Study published in The Lancet medical journal. No country has turned the tide of obesity since 1980. Traditionally associated...
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Low-dose aspirin lowers cancer risk
Low doses of aspirin taken to lower the risk of heart attack and stroke also lower the risk of colon cancer.
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Obesity risk deters teens from smoking
Telling teenage would-be smokers that lighting up may make them fat be a more effective deterrent than harping on the health risks from smoking.
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Can You Get Heart Cancer? Here's Why It Is Extremely Rare
Heart cancer is extremely rare due to limited cell division in adult heart muscle, with most heart tumours being benign or metastatic.
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Breast-Feeding Protects Mothers From Cancer, Heart Attacks
Breast-feeding not only protects babies from premature deaths and serious diseases but also mothers from breast cancer and heart attacks, among others, suggests a study.
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Obesity Epidemic Has Spread Globally: Why You Should be Worried
Nearly a third of adults and a quarter of children today are overweight, according to a report by the Global Burden of Disease Study published in The Lancet medical journal. No country has turned the tide of obesity since 1980. Traditionally associated...
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Low-dose aspirin lowers cancer risk
Low doses of aspirin taken to lower the risk of heart attack and stroke also lower the risk of colon cancer.
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Obesity risk deters teens from smoking
Telling teenage would-be smokers that lighting up may make them fat be a more effective deterrent than harping on the health risks from smoking.
