High fiber and yogurt diet linked to lower lung cancer risk
While high-fiber and yogurt-rich diets are already known for their benefits in combating cardiovascular disease and gastrointestinal cancer, a recent study from Vanderbilt University...
Think twice before using artificial sweeteners: they might increase cancer risk
Artificial sweeteners like aspartame are often used as a sugar substitute to cut calories and manage weight.
However, a new French study suggests these sweeteners...
Artificially sweetened beverages lower colon cancer recurrence and death risk
Researchers from Yale University have found that the consumption of artificially sweetened beverages significantly reduces the risk of colon cancer recurrence and death in...
Oxford study links lower meat consumption to reduced cancer risk
A new study from the University of Oxford suggests that reducing meat intake may lower the overall risk of developing cancer.
The study analyzed data...
Plant-based diet linked to lower colorectal cancer risk in men
A study led by Jihye Kim from Kyung Hee University and published in BMC Medicine found that eating a plant-based diet rich in healthy...
How antioxidant-rich foods may help in cancer prevention
Cancer is a word no one wants to hear, but did you know that what you eat can play a part in preventing this...
The complex link between diet and prostate cancer
Recent studies have expanded our understanding of how diet and supplements may influence the risk of developing prostate cancer.
Researchers from the Institut national de...
Foods to embrace and avoid for stomach cancer
What's the Deal with Stomach Cancer and Food?
Stomach cancer, sometimes known as gastric cancer, is a sneaky illness that starts in the stomach lining....
How to eat right to fight kidney cancer: a simple guide
Kidney cancer is one of those illnesses we often hear about but don't think will happen to us. Yet, it's more common than we'd...
How foods can affect your colon cancer risk
We all know that what we eat plays a big role in our health. But did you know it can even affect your risk...