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Flavonoids May Decrease Risk of Cancer & Heart Disease

Participants consuming about 500 mg of total flavonoids a day revealed the lowest risk of a cancer or heart disease death.

08.19.19
Research | Skin Health | Vitamins

Vitamin A May Decrease Risk of Common Skin Cancer

Recent rise cutaneous squamous cell carcinoma due to longer life expectancy, more sun exposure, and lifestyle changes.

Online Exclusives08.11.19
Breaking News | Cancer Risk | Healthcare Trends | Research | Research News | Sweeteners

Sugary Drinks May Be Linked to Cancer: BMJ Study

Limiting consumption of sugar sweetened beverages and 100% fruit juices might contribute to a reduction in cancer cases, according to researchers.

07.12.19
Breaking News | Cancer Risk | Consumer Trends | Dietary Supplements | Industry & Market News

A Third of Cancer Patients Use Complementary and Alternative Medicine

According to survey results, 29% did not tell their physicians.

04.15.19
Breaking News | Cancer Risk | Herbs & Botanicals | Research | Research News

Consumption of Walnuts May Alter Gene Expression of Breast Cancers

Scientists found consumption of walnuts slowed breast cancer growth and/or reduced the risk of mammary cancer in mice.

03.29.19
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Seaweed Extract’s Anti-Cancer Pathways Revealed through In Vitro Study

Findings showed fucoidan effects included cell cycle arrest, DNA damage, RNA metabolism and protein synthesis.

03.01.19
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Whole Grains and Fiber May Reduce Liver Cancer Rates

Cohort study suggests whole grains, and perhaps cereal fiber and bran could minimize the impact of hepatocellular carcinoma.

02.26.19
Cancer Risk | Vitamins | Women's Health

Delta-Tocotrienol Combined with Standard Therapy May Increase Survival in Ovarian Cancer Patients

Anti-angiogenic activity of both compounds suspected as possible mechanism of action.

01.28.19