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A gut health and cancer researcher shared the foods she eats to lower her disease risk
A cancer and gut health researcher shared the whole, high-fiber and fermented foods she eats to lower her risk of colon cancer. Read More
Starve tumors? How to kill cancer by cutting off its energy supply

For decades, cancer scientists focused mainly on the genetic mutations that put us at higher risk or fuel the disease by allowing cells to multiply unchecked or trick our natural defenses, for ... Read More
Risk of colon cancer slashed by eating specific types of vegetables, study finds

Including more broccoli in your diet could reduce the risk of colon cancer, new research suggests. Diet is known to be a key modifiable risk factor for colon cancer — particularly a lack of vegetables ... Read More
Could Your Daily Diet Help Starve Cancer? Here’s What a Leading Researcher Says

A leading physician shares which everyday foods can genuinely help reduce disease risk, and which trendy diets are overhyped. In today’s world of ever-evolving wellness “hacks,” it feels like there’s ... Read More
Doctors stunned by a cheap drug’s power against colon cancer

A Scandinavian clinical trial has revealed that low-dose aspirin can halve the risk of colon and rectal cancer recurrence in patients with specific genetic mutations. The research, involving over ... Read More
Colon cancer is on pace to become the deadliest cancer under 50—but it doesn’t have to be

Katreena Davis of Georgia CORE discusses the troubling rise of colon cancer in young people and Black people, in particular. Read More
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