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  Could Fish Oil Interfere With Cancer Care?

  Answer isn't clear, but research suggests supplements, and certain fish, might reduce effect of chemotherapy

  • Posted April 2, 2015
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  Excess Weight Early in Life Linked to Colon Cancer Risk in Women

  Study supports evidence that body size in childhood may influence cancer risk decades later

  • Posted April 2, 2015
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  High-Tech Skin Maps Show Chemicals From Clothes, Beauty Products

  Whether or not those residues are harmful is still not known, experts say

  • Posted April 2, 2015
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  More TV Time May Mean Higher Diabetes Risk, Study Finds

  People with prediabetes were 3.4 percent more prone to get full-blown disease for every hour watched daily

  • Posted April 2, 2015
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  Health Highlights: April 2, 2015

  State Attorneys General Want Tighter Controls on Herbal Supplements

  • Posted April 2, 2015
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  Health Tip: Freeze Food Safely

  And preserve it longer

  • Posted April 2, 2015
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  Health Tip: Looking for an Exercise Product?

  If possible, verify manufacturer claims

  • Posted April 2, 2015
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  Simpler Antibiotic Regimen Helps Sick Babies in Developing Nations

  Study findings suggest hospitalization isn't needed

  • Posted April 1, 2015
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  Man’s Iced Tea Habit May Have Swamped His Kidneys

  He drank 16 glasses a day, which probably contributed to health issues, report suggests

  • Posted April 1, 2015
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  Study Supports Use of Laparoscopic Surgery for Rectal Cancer

  Less-invasive procedure had survival rates similar to open surgery, with less pain and shorter hospital stays

  • Posted April 1, 2015
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