7 h. ago Doctor says three habits are 'silently' raising your cancer risk

Professor Franklin Joseph says common things are contributing to the risk

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14 h. ago Doctor reveals change in bathroom habits could signal you have a 'silent cancer'

Dr Jamie Bakkum-Gamez, a gynecologic oncologist at the Mayo Clinic in Minnesota, has revealed the four subtle symptoms of a 'silent' cancer that she watches as someone who is at a higher risk.

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15 h. ago I'm a cancer doctor and there are four subtle symptoms of a 'silent disease' I always watch for

Dr Jamie Bakkum-Gamez, a gynecologic oncologist at the Mayo Clinic in Minnesota, has revealed the four subtle symptoms of a 'silent' cancer that she watches as someone who is at a higher risk.

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4 d. ago Doctor reveals 'sudden and almost obsessive craving for a certain type of food' people often experience three months before cancer diagnosis

Research has also suggested food cravings may be associated with certain cancers including breast, ovarian and endometrial.

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7 d. ago Subtle dinner table habit could be symptom of silent killer dementia

A dinner party faux pas could reveal more than just a quirky habit, as some peculiar eating habits may be one of the first signs of silent killer dementia

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1 week ago The 'silent' disease that raises your risk of heart failure... do YOU have it?

Researchers from Duke University found that millions of Americans are at high risk for heart failure, with nearly 50 percent with a common disease already showing signs of heart damage.

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2 w. ago How you drink your morning coffee could increase your risk of cancer by up to SIX times

Symptoms often include difficulty swallowing, unintended weight loss, and chest pain or discomfort. These symptoms can be subtle at first but tend to worsen as the cancer progresses.

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3 w. ago How wrinkled your skin gets after a shower might be your body's silent warning sign of serious disease

Just a few minutes in the shower or pool is enough to turn your fingers into wrinkly prunes. But doctors are warning in some cases, those wrinkles could be a sign of serious health issues lurking.

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3 w. ago Harvard doctor reveals trendy drink that may kill cancer cells instantly

It was humble drink from Japan revered for centuries in traditional tea ceremonies. But matcha - a finely ground powder of green tea - has shot to fame over recent years.

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3 w. ago Why does my tongue keep tingling? It could be harmless. But it could also be lethal. Doctors reveal the subtle symptom differences

Unexplained tingling, known to doctors as paresthesia, is often only temporary and harmless. But it can be a symptom of lethal underlying conditions.

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