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Benefits of Fish Oil for Fitness and Health October 12th, 2008 When the words oils and fats are mentioned, health-conscious individuals tend to run for cover. What they fail to realize is that there are good fats and bad fats. Complete avoidance of intake of oils and fats would actually be detrimental - rather than beneficial - to their health.

Recent research by the University of Oxford has shown that eating meat and dairy products may increase the risk of prostate cancer. Diets high in meat, especially red and processed meat, raises levels of a hormone called Insulin-like Growth Factor-1 (IGF-1) which promotes cell growth - cancer is a

Thae latest study of oxford university clraely shows the correlation of excessive meet eating ant growth of prostate cancer.It is really a bad news for meat eaters, so only alternative left with them is to turn... read more

A Public Release from Johns Hopkins Medical Institutions indicates that researchers from Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine have reported discoveries of many active peptides that may “slow or stop the growth of cells that make up new blood vessels.” Aleksander Popel PhD, Professor of

Researchers from Louisiana State University Health Science Center “have been awarded a US Patent for a compound to inhibit the formation of blood vessels critical to the growth of cancerous tumors and diseases like diabetic retinopathy, obesity, and psoriasis.” More from a Louisiana State University

October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month the NP Health channel through its sub-channel Cancer feature has a special section where all stories tagged 'breast cancer awareness' will be available.With this in mind I... read more

Snack-sized quantities of walnuts slow cancer growth in mice, reports a Marshall University pilot study published in the current issue of the peer-reviewed journal Nutrition and Cancer.

Does an Apple-a-Day Really Work? September 25, 2008 “An apple a day keeps the doctor away” is a timeless classic which we have all heard. But how true is it? Should you really be eating an apple a day, and what kind of health benefits can an apple really provide? Here are three very good reasons to eat apples.

Washington, Sept 24 (ANI): A new study on a deadly cancer in dogs, called hemangiosarcoma, may not only help the canines, but will also have implications in finding the treatment for human form of the disease.

Biotech, Biofuels, agriculture Luke Timmerman wrote: Targeted Growth has a business strategy that leads straight to your morning bowl of cereal. The Seattle-based biotech company is taking its technology to the market with a high-yield seed crop that can be turned into biodiesel, but it sees a bigger