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Can what you eat really prevent cancer? Expert answers


Dr. Sunitha N of Vasavi Hospitals highlights how daily dietary choices significantly impact cancer risk. Emphasizing antioxidant-rich foods and balanced meals, she explains how these combat free ... Read More

The case for a cancer warning on your bacon butty


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The Backed-by-Science Step That Cuts Cancer Risk From Grilled Meat by Up to 90%


Researchers found that marinating meat for at least 40 minutes with acids, herbs, and spices before grilling significantly reduces carcinogenic compounds formed during high-heat cooking. Grilling meat ... Read More

Scientists Urge Cancer Warning Labels On Meat Products Sold In The UK; Here's Why


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The Backed-by-Science Step That Cuts Cancer Risk From Grilled Meat by Up to 90%


Grilling meat at high temperatures can produce carcinogenic compounds, but marinating before cooking can reduce those chemicals by more than 90%. Marinades that include ingredients like vinegar, ... Read More


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