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World Cancer Day: Can Air Pollution Be Linked To Cancer? Our Expert Tells
World Cancer Day: Pollutants in the air are absorbed into the circulatory system and pumped all around the body. They can also get deposited on soil, water, and other natural sources, increasing human exposure. Find out more about how air pollution can be linked to cancer.
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Alcohol Is Making Your Ageing Clock Tick Faster
Drinking increases stress production in your body, leads to ageing of arteries and can actually place you at a greater risk of cancer and dementia.
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Extra Dietary Zinc May Reduce DNA Damage: Study
A modest increase in dietary zinc - equivalent to four milligrammes per day - may reduce oxidative stress and 'wear and tear' to DNA, a new study has claimed.
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Obese People Need More Vitamin E Than Others: Study
Obese people need to have a diet rich in vitamin E as they require more than normal levels of the vitamin and at the same time they get less of it, suggests new research.
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World Cancer Day: Can Air Pollution Be Linked To Cancer? Our Expert Tells
World Cancer Day: Pollutants in the air are absorbed into the circulatory system and pumped all around the body. They can also get deposited on soil, water, and other natural sources, increasing human exposure. Find out more about how air pollution can be linked to cancer.
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Alcohol Is Making Your Ageing Clock Tick Faster
Drinking increases stress production in your body, leads to ageing of arteries and can actually place you at a greater risk of cancer and dementia.
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Extra Dietary Zinc May Reduce DNA Damage: Study
A modest increase in dietary zinc - equivalent to four milligrammes per day - may reduce oxidative stress and 'wear and tear' to DNA, a new study has claimed.
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Obese People Need More Vitamin E Than Others: Study
Obese people need to have a diet rich in vitamin E as they require more than normal levels of the vitamin and at the same time they get less of it, suggests new research.
