Cancer Prevention

Scientists Find Strong Link Between Sugary Soda and Cancer

In a new study, scientists have found an alarming link between sugary soda and oral cancer.

As United Press International reports, new research out of the University of Washington found that women who drink at least one full-sugar soft drink per day appear to be about five times more likely to get oral cavity cancer (OCC) than their counterparts who avoid such beverages.

Tips to Keep Your Pet Healthy and Prevent Cancer

 Cancer is a word no one ever wants to hear, especially when it comes to your pet’s health. Yet, every year, more than 12 million dogs and cats are diagnosed with cancer in the United States.  

We envision a future where all cancers are treatable and more cures are possible. That’s why we invest in researchers worldwide working toward better treatments, diagnostics and, hopefully, cures.  

You can also take steps to help protect your pet from cancer. We gathered these tips from scientific publications and expert recommendations:

Cancer Rates Are Rising in Younger Adults. Here’s What to Know and Steps to Reduce Risk

The face of cancer is changing. More and more young adults between the ages of 18 and 49 are being diagnosed with cancers that were thought to affect mostly older patients.

That includes colon cancer. Yet, screening recommendations start at 45.

Sticking to Life’s Essential 8 Slashes Cancer Risk, Major Study Shows

A decade-long study of over 48,000 workers reveals that sticking to optimal lifestyle habits dramatically lowers the risk of several major cancers—especially for those with chronic inflammation.

The “Life’s Essential 8” (LE8) is a comprehensive lifestyle assessment tool designed by the American Heart Association to reduce the risk of cardiovascular diseases by improving lifestyle habits.

Rethink Brain Health: Experts Warn Against Supplements, Emphasize Natural Diet and Lifestyle

For those looking to improve their brain health, you may want to think twice about buying supplements that claim to do just that.

“There are no supplements that have been proven to preserve brain health. One of the ways to really think about brain health is that you want to try and come as close to nature as you can,” said Dr. Dylan Wint, a neurologist at Cleveland Clinic.

Wint said omega-3 fatty acids, for example, are touted as beneficial for brain health.

No Alcohol Is Healthy, But Are Some Drinks Healthier Than Others? Experts Weigh In

Plus, how to drink with your health in mind.

Top-Rated Diet Lowers Cancer Risk in a Surprising Way, New Study Finds

Meals from the sunny Mediterranean have been shown to reduce the risk of developing prostate, cervical and colorectal cancer

Liver Problems Linked to Supplement Use Are on the Rise—Here’s Why

The supplement industry is booming—but so are serious health issues tied to taking these pills and powders. Here’s what experts say you need to watch out for.

In the last 30 years, our collective relationship with supplements has morphed into a full-blown obsession: More than half of adults in the United States today take supplements to “treat” nearly every health issue or psychological woe under the sun. TikTok creators guzzle berberine to “speed up” their metabolism, celebrities swallow sea moss for gut health, and biohackers pop metformin for longevity.

Eliminating These 3 Foods From Your Diet Can Be A Game-Changer For Heart Health

Straight from the mouths of cardiologists and a heart health nutritionist.

Exposure to Combination of Pesticides Increases Childhood Cancer Risk – Study

Study on cancer data in US agricultural heartland finds children more at risk than if exposed to just one pesticide

Exposure to multiple pesticides significantly increases the risk of childhood cancers compared with exposures to just one pesticide, first-of-its-kind research finds, raising new fears that children are more at risk to the substances’ harmful effects than previously thought.

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