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Puffer fish, live octopus, maggot cheese, giant cow frog ... are some of the unique specialties that can make you lose your life when you taste it.
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Puffer fish, live octopus, maggot cheese, giant cow frog ... are some of the unique specialties that can make you lose your life when you taste it.
Canadian scientists in one of their studies said that eating flax seeds helps postmenopausal women reduce their risk of breast cancer by 28%.
According to Xinhua, a study published June 7 by the Japan Cancer Research Center said that people who regularly eat fish such as mackerel, sardines and long bream may d…
The high concentration of fat and cholesterol in a typical American-style diet plays an important role in the development and spread of breast cancer.
The British must cut consumption of red meat and processed meat to reduce the risk of bowel cancer, scientists say.
The study published in the American Journal of Clinical Nutrition released in October said tea and coffee ...
Taiwanese medical experts said that those who have a habit of eating betel nut are 28 times more likely to develop throat cancer than the average person.
According to a recent announcement by the American Cancer Society, eating a lot of meat cooked at high temperatures or scorched may increase the risk of pancreatic cance…
Most people think that Western diets are related to the risk of breast cancer.
Eating pomegranates may reduce the risk of breast cancer, according to research by Ohio University (USA) scientists.
Recent studies suggest that eating mangoes may prevent the development of breast cancer and colon cancer cells.
Eating an apple every day will help the sisters stay away from the dreaded breast cancer, a study on mice has demonstrated.
A US study found that women who ate a lot of soybeans at an early age significantly reduced their risk of breast cancer in middle age.
Eating two branches of young cauliflower every day for two consecutive months can protect you from this deadly disease, a new study has found.
Scientists at the University of Marshall Medical School in Huntington, West Virginia state, say eating a lot of walnuts can help women reduce their risk of breast cancer.