5 h. ago Surprising link between when you have sex and the risk of CANCER

Women who were sexually active before they turned 18 may be more likely to suffer cervical cancer later in life, a study published earlier this year from researchers in China suggests.

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65 h. ago The Sir Chris Hoy effect: Olympian, 48, inspires thousands of men to get cancer checks after revealing terminal diagnosis

The Olympian (pictured) started a campaign two weeks ago to encourage men to check if they are at risk of England's most common cancer, after announcing his own diagnosis last year.

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3 d. ago Trump administration to drop case against plant polluting Louisiana’s ‘Cancer Alley’

Biden-era suit sought to curb emissions of the carcinogen chloroprene at Denka plant formerly owned by DuPontThe Donald Trump administration has formally agreed to drop a landmark environmental justice case in Louisiana’s “Cancer Alley” region, marking a blow to clean air advocates in the region and a win for the Japanese petrochemical giant at the centre of the litigation.Legal filings made public on Friday morning reveal that Trump’s Department of Justice agreed to dismiss a long-running lawsuit against the operators of a synthetic rubber plant in Reserve, Louisiana, which is allegedly largely responsible for some of the highest cancer risk rates in the US for the surrounding majority-Black neighborhoods. Continue reading...

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3 d. ago Substituting this everyday food item can reduce cancer death risk by 17%, study finds

A simple diet swap could boost longevity, new research suggests

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3 d. ago Simple diet switch could dramatically cut risk of cancer death, major study finds

Eating too much butter could make you die earlier, a shocking new study has found - while eating vegetable oils increases your lifespan.

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3 d. ago Cutting common food slashes cancer and heart attack risk 15pc

New research has found people should be using vegetable oils instead to boost health

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3 d. ago Cutting this common ingredient from your diet could slash your risk of an early death

Here’s what you should switch to instead

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5 d. ago Warning as tattoos may be linked to risk of two forms of cancer claim scientists

The University of Southern Denmark (SDU) analysed thousands of twins, finding an increased cancer risk among tattooed individuals

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1 week ago Landmark new blood test could predict risk of cancer and other major diseases

A new study found that one test could pick up future problems and how they create issues in another part of the body

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1 week ago Taking melatonin can help lower the risk of cancer for some who use the sleep medicine, scientists say

Health authorities say that night shift work is linked to developing cancer

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2 w. ago Parts of UK see people have 60pc higher risk of cancer death

Experts say there are reasons why people in some parts of the country are more likely to die from cancer, and they can be avoided

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2 w. ago One daily nutrient may slash your risk of dying from cancer, studies suggest

Despite these promising results, around one in every six UK adults are deficient in the important nutrient

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2 w. ago Warning: Third of UK women could be at risk of incurable breast cancer

A record number of women are undergoing vital checks - but nearly a third are still ignoring invitations for the crucial checks.

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2 w. ago Stanford doctor: The breakfast scientifically proven to fend off colon cancer rising in young people

Dr Suneel Kamath from the Cleveland Clinic, told DailyMail.com that mounting research shows how calcium and fiber can protect against the deadly disease.

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2 w. ago Breakfast scientifically proven to fend off colon cancer rising in young people

Dr Suneel Kamath from the Cleveland Clinic, told DailyMail.com that mounting research shows how calcium and fiber can protect against the deadly disease.

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3 w. ago Water chlorination levels in US and EU likely increase cancer risk, study finds

Bladder cancer risk increased 33% and colorectal cancer by 15% in using chlorine to disinfect waterChlorinating drinking water at levels common in the United States and European Union probably increases the risk of several cancers, a new analysis of recent research from across the globe finds.The process of disinfecting water with chlorine creates trihalomethane (THM), a byproduct found in virtually all public drinking water systems across the US and EU – nearly 300 million people in the US have concerning levels in their water, by one estimate. Continue reading...

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