British Journal Of Cancer

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  Walking Fast Could Keep Your Heart Healthy: 5 Foods That May Help Too

  According to a latest study published in British Journal of Sports Medicine, walking faster can help you live longer by maintaining your heart health and also keep risk of cancer at bay.

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  Drinking Alcohol Daily May Lead to Skin Cancer, Suggests Study

  Alcohol has long been associated with long term ailments and in some cases cancer. According to a study published in the British Journal of Dermatology, drinking just one glass of beer or wine every day could cause skin cancer.

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  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.

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  Magnesium Intake May Help Prevent Pancreatic Cancer: Study

  Taking magnesium supplements could help prevent pancreatic cancer, suggests a new study which found that every 100-milligrammes-per-day decrease in magnesium intake was linked to a 24 per cent increase in the occurrence of the deadly disease.

• Mammograms May Cut Breast Cancer Deaths by 28 Per Cent

  Modern mammography screening may reduce deaths from breast cancer by about 28 per cent, a new long-term study suggests.

• Passive smoking and risk of lung cancer

  Recent research confirms that passive smoking increases the likelihood of developing lung diseases.

• Vegetarian diet cuts risk of cancer

  Eating a meat-free, vegetarian diet may reduce the risk of colorectal cancer. This study adds to the