Keep Drinking, but Know That Milk Intake Is Tied to Prostate Cancer
A study out of Iceland has shown that men who drank lots of milk in their teens are far more likely to be diagnosed with cancer later in life. More »
Frederik Joelving is a reporter for Reuters.
A study out of Iceland has shown that men who drank lots of milk in their teens are far more likely to be diagnosed with cancer later in life. More »
Probably not. But for cancer patients in Ohio, where those that rely on Medicaid survive for less time than others, it's easy to think so. More »
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More than a quarter of kids obese by the age of 15 scored low on mother-child relationships tests, according to a new study in Pediatrics. More »
A survey of doctors and nurses who work in intensive care units found that most believe they're spending too much time on individuals. More »
The panel has taken heat for its screening advice, and could soon take more for finding vitamin D to have little impact on cancer risk More »
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