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July 12, 2010

BLOOD PRESSURE DRUGS LINKED to CANCER

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A group of med­ica­tions com­monly used to treat high blood pres­sure, heart fail­ure, and kid­ney dam­age caused by dia­betes have been linked to a small increase in the risk of devel­op­ing can­cer, accord­ing to a study. Angiotensin-receptor block­ers (ARBs) work by block­ing angiotensin II, a hor­mone that increases blood pressure.

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June 1, 2010

Yoga Helped Cancer Survivors Reduce Fatigue, Improve Sleep Quality

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A four-week yoga pro­gram cov­er­ing breath­ing, med­i­ta­tion, pos­tures and other tech­niques helped reduce fatigue and improve sleep qual­ity in can­cer sur­vivors who also reported tak­ing less sleep med­ica­tion and improved qual­ity of life, said US researchers…

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April 30, 2010

Studies Confirm Link Between Breast Density and Cancer

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Hav­ing dense breasts has long been known to increase a woman’s risk for breast can­cer, and new research con­firms that a decline in breast den­sity over time does, in fact, decrease that risk.

New research also has found that women tak­ing hor­mone replace­ment ther­apy are more likely to expe­ri­ence an increase in breast den­sity, a find­ing con­sis­tent with pre­vi­ous research that found women tak­ing the hor­mones had a 24 per­cent increased risk for breast cancer.

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April 27, 2010

Heavy Alcohol Use Linked to Cancer

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Researchers say they’ve gained new insight into a link at the cel­lu­lar level between alco­hol con­sump­tion, aging and cancer.

The key appears to lie in telom­eres, struc­tures at the end of chro­mo­somes that shorten as peo­ple get older. Telom­eres are also thought to shorten because of exces­sive drinking.

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April 19, 2010

Meat and Colorectal Cancer Risk: Scientists Suggest Potential Mechanisms

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Sci­en­tists in the US who under­took a large study to inves­ti­gate what bio­log­i­cal mech­a­nisms might be behind the already estab­lished link between col­orec­tal can­cer and con­sump­tion of red and processed meat, con­firmed that such a link exists and sug­gested the main play­ers are three com­pounds: heme iron, nitrate/nitrite, and het­e­ro­cyclic amines.

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March 15, 2010

Dietary Factors Influence Ovarian Cancer Survival Rates

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Often diag­nosed in late stages, ovar­ian can­cer has an asymp­to­matic onset and a rel­a­tively low five-year sur­vival rate of about 45 per­cent. Con­se­quently inves­ti­ga­tion linked to sur­vivor­ship is crit­i­cal. Researchers have now eval­u­ated pos­si­ble diet asso­ci­a­tions with ovar­ian can­cer sur­vival. They deter­mined that there is a strong rela­tion­ship between healthy eat­ing and pro­longed survival.

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Dietary Fac­tors Influ­ence Ovar­ian Can­cer Sur­vival Rates: New Study Shows Rela­tion­ship Between Healthy Eat­ing And Pro­longed Survival

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February 27, 2010

Soy Component May Be Key to Fighting Colon Cancer

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A study con­ducted by Children’s Hos­pi­tal & Research Cen­ter Oak­land sci­en­tists iden­ti­fies a new class of ther­a­peu­tic agents found nat­u­rally in soy that can pre­vent and pos­si­bly treat colon can­cer, the third most deadly form of can­cer. Sphin­ga­di­enes (SDs) are nat­ural lipid mol­e­cules found in soy that research shows may be the key to fight­ing colon cancer…

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September 26, 2009

Study Declares Exercise May Prevent Prostate Cancer

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Reg­u­lar exer­cise may help pro­tect men from prostate can­cer, says a new study.

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September 22, 2009

Lifestyle Has Affect on Cancer Prevention and Treatment

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There is clear evi­dence that lifestyle choices affect the inci­dence and treat­ment of can­cer, accord­ing to a study pub­lished in the cur­rent issue of Amer­i­can Jour­nal of Lifestyle Med­i­cine (AJLM).

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September 16, 2009

Report Stirs Debate on Cell Phone Safety

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Recent sci­en­tific stud­ies link­ing cell phone use with health effects such as brain can­cer are show­ing increas­ing evi­dence of harm, accord­ing to a report by the Envi­ron­men­tal Work­ing Group (EWG), a pub­lic health advo­cacy group based in Wash­ing­ton, D.C.

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