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Very Hot Beverages Probably Carcinogenic to Humans

Jun 23, 2016

An investigation by the World Health Organisation (WHO) and the International Agency for Research on Cancer (IRAC) has concluded drinking very hot beverages probably causes cancer of the oesophagus in humans. The investigation did not ...

Tags: very hot beverages, oesophagus, cancer

Relation Between Sugar-Sweetened Drinks and The Age at Which Girls Have Their First Period

Jan 29, 2015

Girls who frequently consume sugary drinks tend to start their menstrual periods earlier than girls who do not, according to new research from Harvard Medical School in Boston. The study, published online today in Human Reproduction, one ...

Tags: sugar-sweetened drinks, body mass index, Agriculture

EPA and New Hampshire Dept. Will Hold a Public Informational Meeting

May 23, 2014

EPA and New Hampshire Dept. of Environmental Services will hold a Public Informational Meeting at Berlin City Hall in Berlin, N.H. on May 29. The meeting, which is open to all, will give community residents an update on environmental site ...

Tags: Chlor-Alkali, certification

An Increase in Food Prices Changed Dietary Patterns of Both High and Low-Income Societies

Mar 13, 2014

An increase in food prices changed dietary patterns of both high and low-income societies in past decades, parallel to an increase of cancer, an expert says. Dr. Sandra Crispim, a postdoctoral fellow at the University of Sao Paulo, ...

Tags: increase in food prices, changes in food quality, impact meal frequency

Low Protein Intake May Be a Key Factor in Longevity

Mar 13, 2014

Low protein intake may be a key factor in longevity, according to two groups of researchers who published studies in the journal Cell Metabolism on 4 March 2014. The first study, from researchers at the University of Southern California, ...

Tags: Low protein intake, High protein, healthy balanced diet

Putnam Hospital Center Comes to Promoting Healthy Lifestyle Choices

Feb 26, 2014

Putnam Hospital Center in Carmel, NY, is leading by example when it comes to promoting healthy lifestyle choices and encouraging workplace wellness. The CEO Roundtable on Cancer has accredited Putnam Hospital Center with the CEO Cancer Gold ...

Tags: Cancer, healthy lifestyle, workplace wellness, organization

Young Women Increased Risk of Developing The Most Common Type of Breast Cancer

Feb 25, 2014

Young women who smoke and have been smoking a pack a day for a decade or more have a significantly increased risk of developing the most common type of breast cancer. That is the finding of an analysis published early online in Cancer, a ...

Tags: Breast Cancer, Seattle-Puget Sound, cancer-free controls

Age Was a Key Risk Factor for Breast Cancer

Feb 25, 2014

Age is a key risk factor for breast cancer. A recent study by researchers from the Dartmouth-Hitchcock Norris Cotton Cancer Center (NCCC), "Age-related DNA methylation in normal breast tissue and its relationship with invasive breast tumor ...

Tags: breast cancer, Epigenetics, connection between cancer and the aging

If You Want to Motivate Teens to Use Sunscreen,You Might Try Appealing to Their Vanity

Feb 14, 2014

If you really want to motivate teens to use sunscreen, you might try appealing to their vanity. A new study suggests that telling teens about the negative effects of sun exposure on their appearance is more likely to convince them to use ...

Tags: Health, Medicine

Women Ages 50 to 74 Would Result in Breast Cancer Screening That Is Equally Effective

Feb 14, 2014

Adoption of new guidelines recommending screening mammography every two years for women ages 50 to 74 would result in breast cancer screening that is equally effective, while saving the United States $4.3 billion a year in health care ...

Tags: Health&Medicine

Nearly Six out of 10 U.S. University Students Have Used Indoor Tanning

Feb 8, 2014

More than a third of all Americans -- and nearly six out of 10 U.S. university students -- have used indoor tanning, despite widespread knowledge that the devices contribute to skin cancer risk, a new study finds. Researchers at the ...

Tags: indoor tanning, teens

Eating a Diet Rich in Tomatoes May Protect Against Breast Cancer

Feb 7, 2014

January 28, 2014 Sophie Langley Eating a diet rich in tomatoes may protect against breast cancer A tomato-rich diet may help protect at-risk postmenopausal women from breast cancer, according to research from Ohio State University. ...

Tags: tomatoes, Electra Paskett, breast cancer, Adana Llanos

Latham & Watkins Is Working with Lawyers and Staff to Promote Healthy Lifestyle Choices

Jan 15, 2014

Latham & Watkins, a leading global law firm, is working with its lawyers and staff to promote healthy lifestyle choices and encourage workplace wellness. The CEO Roundtable on CancerTM has accredited Latham & Watkins with the CEO Cancer ...

Tags: Health, Medicine, Cancer

Nixon Funded Research to Wage a War on Cancer

Jan 13, 2014

President Nixon funded research to wage a war on cancer, a long battle that we're still fighting today. While the last 40 years haven't brought us a cure, we have made some meaningful progress in developing tools and knowledge to take a ...

Tags: cancer risk, lifestyle changes, preventive screenings, healthy choices

Farxiga Has Been Approved to Treat Adults with Type 2 Diabetes

Jan 13, 2014

Farxiga (dapaglifozin) has been approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration to treat adults with type 2 diabetes, the agency said Wednesday in a news release. The drug, to be used for blood sugar control along with proper diet and ...

Tags: Farxiga, Type 2 Diabetes, Medicine News

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