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Vitamin D may decrease risk of colorectal cancer
23 January 2012
A new study from Japan suggests that high blood levels of vitamin D may lower the colorectal cancer risk by 36%.
14 February 2018
More than 31,000 published papers support the health benefits of omega-3s. Yet, a new study just found that 95 percent of family physicians don't follow their own advice. Like millions of Americans, most doctors themselves do not get enough omega-3s.
Learn how Michael Roizen, M.D., chief wellness officer at the Cleveland Clinic stacks up when it comes to his omega-3 index.
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23 January 2012
A new study from Japan suggests that high blood levels of vitamin D may lower the colorectal cancer risk by 36%.
9 October 2012
A new US study suggests that an adequate intake of antioxidants such as vitamin C, vitamin E and zinc is strongly associated with less sperm DNA damage in older men.
9 June 2010
Increased intake of vitamin B6 and vitamin B12 may reduce the risk of elderly people developing depression, says a new US study.