Fighting goes hand in hand with loving, but even if you kiss and make up afterward, it can still be rough on your body. Shouters, screamers, and red-faced foot stompers can raise their risk of high blood pressure, chest pain, and, potentially, heart disease, according to researchers who analyzed couples’ ...
Read More »Flu outbreak: know the risks
It won’t just be colds causing concern this winter. Doctors are bracing themselves for a potential serious flu outbreak, and with up to 2500influenza-related deaths a year in Australia – higher than the death toll from our roads – the risks aren’t to be sniffed at. Experts predict three strains ...
Read More »The Mediterranean diet may lower breast cancer risk
Eating like the Greeks do — a diet rich in plant foods, healthy fats and seafood — has shown to have significant health benefits, but now a new study has revealed they may be able to add “lowers breast cancer risk” to their list. In the recent study out of ...
Read More »The number of moles on your right arm could be linked with cancer risk
While not every mole is created equal, it seems that the amount of moles found on your right arm could indicate the amount you have on your entire body, and your risk of developing melanoma, says a study. So, what are the facts? The study published in the British Journal ...
Read More »Citrus candles and citrus cleaning products could increase cancer risk
Since the day we were told that bacon topped the list of most cancer-causing substances ever, we’ve all been, well, a tad sad. It seems that everything we touch, see or smell lately has the potential to give us cancer. And today, you can add citrus-scented candles to the list ...
Read More »Eating carrots reduces breast cancer risk
How? Because they’re rich in beta-carotene, a naturally occurring chemical found in brightly coloured foods like squash, spinach, peppers and kale. Beta-carotene is a health-boosting carotenoid that converts into the all-essential vitamin A to help protect our cells from damage and create antioxidants in the body. For the largest ever ...
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