Cancer prevention News

Study: Exercise acts as shield against cancer, even 20 years on

A study from the University of Vermont that tracked 17,000 men found those who exercised had a 68 percent less chance of contacting lung cancer and 38 percent lower chance of colorectal cancers than other men. The study tracked the men for some 20 years.

In the Media by Marcus Hondro - 2 comments

American study shows healthy heart is cancer preventative

A new study released from the Northwestern University Feinberg School of Medicine in Chicago has found keeping your heart healthy can do more than keep your heart healthy - it can prevent cancer. It compared healthy heart lifestyles to cancer records.

In the Media by Marcus Hondro

Study: Lung cancer 'to surpass breast cancer' in European women

A new study released Wednesday found that lung cancer will surpass breast cancer as the top cause of cancer deaths in European women.

In the Media by Yukio Strachan

JAMA study shows daily multivitamins can reduce cancer risk

A newly released study shows that men who take a daily multivitamin may be able to reduce their risk of some types of cancer.

In the Media by Greta McClain - 1 comment

Study: Eating fruits, veggies combats colorectal cancer

A recent study at the Western Australian Institute for Medical Research has provided evidence that the effects on colorectal cancer (CRC) of eating fruits and vegetables varied according to the malignancy's site of origin, the scientists claimed.

In the Media by Elizabeth Cunningham Perkins - 2 comments

Warning: Don't Trust Sunscreens

First we're told to make sure that we use sunscreens that are appropriate for our skin types. Now, scientists are saying that the best defense against the sun's UV rays, is to wear sun-blocking clothing or...get no sun at all. So, what does this mean?

In the Media by Debra Myers - 14 comments

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