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Bowel cancer

'Bowel Cancer' - 9 New Result(s)
  • Consuming 3 Portions Of Any Fish Linked With Reduced Risk Of Bowel Cancer: Study
    Consuming 3 Portions Of Any Fish Linked With Reduced Risk Of Bowel Cancer: Study

    A new study has linked consumption of fish to reduced risk of bowel cancer. The condition affects the lower digestive tract, namely the colon and the rectum, and it affects both women and men equally, ...

  • A Low-Fat, High-Fibre Diet May Reduce Bowel Cancer Risk
    A Low-Fat, High-Fibre Diet May Reduce Bowel Cancer Risk

    Tests on subjects who swapped a fatty, meat-heavy diet for foods rich in beans and vegetables found a drop in biological markers for cancer in just two weeks.

  • Belly Fat May Increase Bowel & Breast Cancer Risks: Reports WHO
    Belly Fat May Increase Bowel & Breast Cancer Risks: Reports WHO

    According to a new study,published in the British Journal of Cancer, people with increased belly fat may be at a higher risk of developing cancer, especially breast and bowel cancer in older adults.

  • A Vegetarian Diet with Seafood Can Lower the Risks of Colon Cancer
    A Vegetarian Diet with Seafood Can Lower the Risks of Colon Cancer

    It was found that a combination of vegetables along with seafood consumption significantly helped in cutting short risks of colorectal cancers.

  • Listen Up Men: That Expanding Waistline Could Up the Risk of Bowel Cancer
    Listen Up Men: That Expanding Waistline Could Up the Risk of Bowel Cancer

    If youre a middle aged man with an expanding waistline then here's what research has to say.

  • Eating Yogurt May Reduce Risk Of Bowel Cancer In Men
    Eating Yogurt May Reduce Risk Of Bowel Cancer In Men

    The findings revealed that eating two or more weekly servings of yogurt may help to lower the risk of developing the abnormal growths of tissues (adenomas)

  • Cutting Down on Red Meat Lowers Heart Disease, Diabetes
    Cutting Down on Red Meat Lowers Heart Disease, Diabetes

    Minimizing the consumption of red and processed meat would not only lower the incidence of heart disease, diabetes, and bowel cancer by three to 12 percent, but also shrink the carbon footprint by 28 million ...

  • Obese Teenage Boys Could Have Higher Risk of Bowel Cancer, Study Says
    Obese Teenage Boys Could Have Higher Risk of Bowel Cancer, Study Says

    Researchers find men who were overweight or obese when they were 16-20 are more likely to develop disease in their 50s.

  • Higher Physical Activities Can Lower Risk of Chronic Diseases
    Higher Physical Activities Can Lower Risk of Chronic Diseases

    Higher levels of total physical activity can lower risk of five common chronic diseases -- breast and bowel cancer, diabetes, heart disease and stroke, finds a study.

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