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How - and how often - one drinks affects benefits...

Trial suggests new drug potentially offers more user-friendly anticoagulation in atrial fibrillation
 

This Doctor's dietary advice is simple: avoid wheat...  

Some popular breakfast brands, even some that are supposedly heathy, contain more sugar per cup than a Twinkie! Vancouver Sun, Mon Dec 19 2011

Women concerned about breast cancer should worry less about cellphones and hair dyes and more about weighing or drinking too much, exercising too little, using menopause hormones and getting too much radiation from medical tests, says a new report on environmental risks by a respected panel of science advisers.

It may be true that we are pretty well stuck with the genes we were born with - but is there a way to get around our DNA?

Breast-cancer expert dismisses radiology study supporting screening in 40s, urges MDs to look at ignored Swedish research...

When you have been looking at the drug industry for as long as I have, nothing much surprises you anymore...

Breast cells are more vulnerable to carcinogens in the teen and early-adulthood years when many are binge drinking, studies show

Soccer players who have a high rate of heading the ball during games and practices can have brain abnormalities and cognitive problems similar to those experienced by patients with concussions, researchers suggest.