Cancer
Vitamin d deficiency linked to high risk for colorectal cancer
People with vitamin d deficiency may be at high risk for colorectal cancer, a study in the Jan 2010 issue of Cancer Epidemiology, Biomarkers &
Cancer News: Green Tea Prevents Lung Cancer
Cancer News: Green tea prevents lung cancer
Drinking a cup of green tea a day may keep your oncologist away, according to a new study that ...
Dennis Hopper losing cancer battle: What you need to know
American Actor Dennis Hopper, 73, is reportedly losing his battle with prostate cancer after the disease was found to have spread to his bones.
Hopper revealed ...
Soy cuts breast cancer risk - study
Eating lots of soy foods may help prevent breast cancer, according to a study in the Sept 29, 2009 issue of Cancer Science.The study led ...
Want to defeat your cancer? Eat less!
By David Liu davidl at foodconsumer dot org
A new study suggests that restricting intake of glucose the most common dietary sugar can not only extend ...
Roy Edward Disney dies from stomach cancer
By Jimmy Downs
Roy Edward Disney, the nephew of Walt Disney died from stomach cancer Wednesday Dec 16, 2009, a Walt Disney spokesman was cited as ...
Vitamin D May Boost Lymphoma Survival
By Jimmy Downs
Vitamin D deficiency has been linked to elevated risk of a variety of cancers. A new study found patients with non-Hodgkin's lymphoma who ...
Long chain omega 3 fatty acids help fight bowel cancer
By Jimmy Downs
Long chain omega-3 fatty acids found in fish and seafood may help prevent colorectal cancer, according to a study presented at the American ...
Low fat diet slows prostate cancer growth
By David Liu
A new study published in Nov 2009 issue of Journal of Urology suggests that a low fat diet may slow growth of prostate ...
Don't count on coffee to fight prostate cancer
Editor's note: A new study found a correlation between coffee intake and prostate cancer. The study is not a trial, it does not prove that drinking coffee will definitely reduce the risk even though the possibility exists. There are many things men can do or not do to help prevent prostate cancer, which is diagnosed in more than 170,000 men and kill 25,000 men each year in the United States. The following are some reports published early on foodconsumer.org that may interest some readers....
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