There may be a link between low levels of “bad” LDL cholesterol — that is, not enough of it — and increased cancer risk, according to new research.
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Cancer Prevention News
“Bad” LDL Cholesterol May Protect Against Cancer
Cocoa Consumption Linked to Reduced Cancer Risk
Scientists determined for the first time that regular consumption of cocoa negates the inflammatory effect of digestive oxidative stress.
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The Nutrient You’ve Probably Never Heard of That Could Reduce Your Risk for Cancer
New research shows that consumption of the plant flavonoid luteolin inhibits the activity of cell signaling pathways important for the growth of colon cancer.
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Do Household Cleaning Products Increase Breast Cancer Risk?
A new study shows that regular use of common household cleaning products and air fresheners may double a woman’s risk for breast cancer.
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New Study: Resveratrol May Be an Ally in the Fight Against Breast Cancer
Researchers report that resveratrol blocks the effect of estrogen and can help to prevent the malignant growth of breast cancer in women.
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Yerba Mate Tea Fights Colon Cancer
A new study conducted at the University of Illinois showed that the compounds in yerba mate tea have the ability to essentially make colon cancer cells self-destruct.
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When the Risks of Cancer Screening Outweigh the Benefits
Dr. T explains how visiting your doctor for standard cancer screenings can not only cost you money, but also your health and well-being.
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Deal Alert: A Year’s Supply of Vitamin D for $25 (No Catch, No Auto-Ship, No Kidding)
In an effort to encourage vitamin D intake and end the vitamin D deficiency epidemic, SAN is offering an entire year's supply of vitamin D3 for just $25.
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Walnuts Cut Breast Cancer Risk in Half in New Study
New research shows that small amounts of walnuts eaten daily can significantly lower the risk of breast cancer in women.
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Want to Slash Your Risk for Breast Cancer? Research Says Do This
Want to dramatically improve your odds of not getting breast cancer? A new study shows that supplementing your diet with antioxidants can help.
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Use This Herb to Heal Your Liver, Help Your Heart and Fight Cancer
Silymarin is commonly known as milk thistle and new science is emerging to validate the healing potential of this powerful plant.
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New Study: Over 40% of Cancers Can Be Prevented with Lifestyle Changes
New evidence shows that lifestyle changes really do matter and can dramatically reduce the risk of developing cancer.
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Infographic: The Dangers of Sitting Too Much
With new studies coming out linking prolonged periods of sitting to health problems, it's becoming increasingly evident that sitting too much is dangerous.
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Prolonged Sitting May Raise Risk of Certain Cancers
A sedentary lifestyle can increase your cancer risk, according to a new study published in Cancer Prevention Research.
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10 Cancer Fighting Supplements Your Doctor May Not Tell You About
The latest on how supplements can ward off cancer.
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The Sunshine Vitamin Protects Against Colon Cancer
New research on vitamin D and colon cancer shows that those with the highest blood levels of vitamin D are up to 33% less likely to develop the disease.
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Surprising “Bonus” Benefit of Taking Glucosamine Revealed by New Research
You probably think of the supplement glucosamine as a builder of cartilage that can help ease arthritis pain. New research shows it has another benefit!
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Broccoli Compound Destroys Cancer Cells
Research explains the potent mechanism exhibited by cruciferous vegetables such as broccoli and cauliflower to ameliorate developing cancer cells.
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Pineapple Enzyme Fights Cancer and Inflammation
Bromelain, a protease enzyme found in pineapple, fights cancer and inflammation by dissolving unnecessary scar tissue and cellular debris throughout the body.
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7 Ways to Cancer-Proof Your Barbecue
High heat creates carcinogens in meat. But you can reduce the threat any of these 10 easy ways.
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