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Prostate Cancer Less Likely To Spread When Treated With Higher …
New research suggests that men with prostate cancer who choose radiation therapy
should seek treatment centers that will offer high-dose radiation. A new study from Fox
Chase Cancer Center finds … 
Lymphedema Risk Greatly Increased With Boost Of Radiation To Axillary …
The significant risk of developing lymphedema may outweigh the benefit of receiving
an extra boost of radiation to lymph nodes possibly involved in early-stage breast
cancer …
Spice up your life - and health!
… cancer risk. What isn't so widely known is that many herbs and spices have even
greater amounts of antioxidants by weight than do fruits. Some everyday herbs and spices
that …
Fish can lower colorectal cancer risk in men by 40 percent
Washington, Nov 15: A new study has revealed that the intake of n-3 fatty acid found in
fish can lower the risk of colorectal cancer in men by 40 percent …
Increased folate intake does not decrease breast cancer risk
… risk of breast cancer …
Soy and fish protect from cancer
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - People who ate soy regularly as children have a lower risk of
breast cancer, researchers reported on Tuesday …
Editorial: Of Red Meat and Breast Cancer
The silver lining if red meat does indeed increase the risk of breast cancer
is that the cure would be simple: Just eat less meat …
Heart Risk Seen in Drug for Anemia
A new study suggests that high doses of a best-selling drug used to treat anemia in
dialysis and cancer patients may increase the risk of heart problems …
Soy and fish protect from cancer
People who ate soy regularly as children have a lower risk of breast cancer,
researchers reported on Tuesday …
Radiation therapy for advanced prostate cancer mixed : study (AFP)
AFP - Radiation therapy following prostate removal for advanced cancer does not
appear to significantly improve the length of survival but does reduce the risk of
recurrence, a medical study said …