Dental Myths May Be Hurting Your Health

Research shows that your teeth can speak volumes about your overall health, so it’s important to be informed when it comes to taking care of your mouth.Sugar is the main cause of tooth decay.We’ve all heard it growing up:  Sugar will rot your teeth. But while sugar can lead to cavity formation – as well as a variety of other health maladies – it’s not the real culprit when it comes to tooth

Dr. Sanjay Gupta answers your questions on processed meats, Complete Latest Details on Processed Meat

I recently Blogged About The consequences about Processed Meat and it's effects that it caused Cancer According to WHO.But still the Accurate reason is hard to find and many Researchers are finding the correct reasons about it.Here's a latest update given by Dr. Sanjay GuptaOf the thousands of things the World Health Organization has studied for possible links to cancer, this week's announcement

Gardening 'can boost mental Health according to study

Gardening in an allotment can improve mood and self-esteem, according to research by two universities. The study, by Westminster and Essex universities, questioned 269 people - around half of whom did some gardening. The results revealed that those who spent as little as 30 minutes a week in their allotments saw significant gains in mental well-being, according to the Journal of Public Healt

Aspirin trial to examine if it can stop cancer returning

The world's largest clinical trial to examine whether aspirin can prevent cancers returning has begun in the UK. About 11,000 people who have had early bowel, breast, prostate, stomach and oesophageal cancer will be involved. Uncertainty about the drug's possible anti-cancer qualities has led to fierce medical debate in recent years. If it is proven to work, scientists say it would be "game-

Processed meats do cause cancer According To WHO

Processed meats - such as bacon, sausages and ham - do cause cancer, according to the World Health Organization (WHO). Its report said 50g of processed meat a day - less than two slices of bacon - increased the chance of developing colorectal cancer by 18%. Meanwhile, it said red meats were "probably carcinogenic" but there was limited evidence. The WHO did stress that meat also had health b
 
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