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Red meat may raise breast cancer risk
Eating red meat may raise a woman's risk of a common type of breast cancer, and
vitamin supplements will do little if anything to protect her heart, two new studies … 
Red meat linked to breast cancer risk
Daily consumption of red meat might may significantly increase a woman's risk of certain
breast cancers, even before she reaches menopause, according to a new study …
Breast cancer risk linked to red meat, study finds
Younger women who regularly eat red meat appear to face an increased risk for a common
form of breast cancer, according to a large, well-known Harvard study of women's
health …
Firefighters more likely to develop cancer than workers in other …
Researchers at the University of Cincinnati say these substances like benzene, soot, and
diesel engine exhaust are carcinogens, and may be putting firefighters at a greater risk
of cancer …
Red meat link to breast cancers
Eating large amounts of red meat may double young women's breast cancer risk, a study
suggests …
Leading scientists shield links to industry support in published papers …
… cancer, failed to disclose his industry funding for work on vinyl chloride,
dioxin and phenoxy herbicides in papers published that were relevant to industry interests …
Toxic apparel discovered at retailers
Investigators are looking into how clothing containing cancer-causing agents found
its way onto shelves at Wal-Mart, Carrefour and several local leading chain stores,
according to a report posted yesterday …
Serb town appeals for help after toxic shock
A night-long alert sparked by a gas cloud of cancer-causing chemicals in a Serbian
town has led to appeals from its shocked residents for outside help in dealing with the …
Take an aspirin with that flame-broiled burger
Results of a study released this week found that women who favor flame-broiled foods may
be at much higher risk for developing breast cancer than women who do not …