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We most often think of health and wellness in terms of what we ate for breakfast or whether or not we made it to the gym after work.  However, all of our efforts to eat right and exercise can be undermined…

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There has been a lot of talk recently about the dangers of cell phone use. In fact, one researcher, Australian neurosurgeon Dr. Vini Khurana, says cell phones may cause more cancer in the near future than smoking or asbestos. That’s a bold…

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Want to lead an emotionally and physically healthier lifestyle? MSNBC published a worldwide survey of over 20,000 men in various countries on topics such as fitness, work, vacations, diet, sex lives, and health. Using surveys and statistics from sources…

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Like me, many guys consider their diets only in terms of weight management.  However, what we eat will determine not only our waist size, but the length and the quality of our lives.  For many of us, the threat of prostate cancer may…

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“How to lose 10 pounds in just 7 days!” “Your personal guide to losing your holiday weight.” “The all-new breakthrough diet that requires no exercise and let’s you eat what you want!” It’s about that time of the year where headlines similar…

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Everywhere in America, people are shoving statistics related to obesity down our throats. People ranging from animal rights activists to doctors are telling us to cut back on the meat and eat vegetables and whole grains. Because of the obesity epidemic, the…

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Like breast cancer in women, prostate cancer in men is something to be concerned about, especially after age 40. MedlinePlus states that prostate cancer is the third most common cause of death due to cancer in men of all ages. It rarely…

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Researchers have found a significant correlation between those who work night shifts and higher rates of breast and prostate cancer.  The link is so strong that the International Agency for Research on Cancer, the cancer arm of the World Health Organization,…

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A recent article from UroToday.com unveiled news - a study found that men who are infertile have an increased risk of testicular cancer.  The study examined the records of 15 California infertility centers from 1965-1995.  That includes over 51,000 couples. Men…

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There’s no question that excess body fat and regular consumption of red meat can have health-related consequences.  Now, thanks to recent findings from the World Cancer Research Fund and the American Institute for Cancer Research, we know how severe these consequences can…

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A man finds hope from bone cancer by treating it with a drug derived from dirt. Now, the study of microscopic plan material to save lives is only just beginning. Take a look…

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An article was released today from U.S. News and World Report that described a “new generation of prostate cancer patients.” About 1 in 6 American men will be diagnosed with prostate cancer at some point, but only about 1 in…

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Cancer specialist Larry Norton from Sloan Kettering Memorial Hospital speaks about a new study that claims Vitamin D may be a key factor in preventing cancer. Take a look…

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A research study published today in the Annals of the Rheumatic Diseases (ANI), has suggested that arthritis of the knee may be the first sign of non-small cell lung cancer, which is difficult to treat, in heavy smokers. The researchers studied the…

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Researchers are finding more and more ways that a person’s diet is related to his risk of cancer. That’s why the American Cancer Society has developed a way for you to eat healthier, by inviting you to join

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