Peanuts help reduce the risk of breast cancer
US researchers say girls who regularly eat peanut butter or nuts are less likely to have benign breast disease at age 30, according to UPI news agency.
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US researchers say girls who regularly eat peanut butter or nuts are less likely to have benign breast disease at age 30, according to UPI news agency.
Researchers say sunscreens made from coffee, chocolate or tea may help prevent common skin cancer.
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.
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