Night Shift Work Does Not Raise Breast Cancer Risk, Study Finds New research funded by British charity group Breast Cancer Now has found little to no link between shift work and breast cancer development. The results contradict an earlier report by the International Agency for Research on Cancer. by Ted Ranosa
Health Strawberry, Spinach, Kale Top Dirty Dozen List Of Food With Cancer-Causing Pesticide Residues by Athena Chan
Health Common Heart Medication Recalled In 22 Countries For Possibly Containing Carcinogenic Chemical by Athena Chan
Health Smokeless Tobacco Products Recalled As Sharp Metal Fragments Are Found Inside by Katrina Pascual
Health US Lawmakers To Investigate WHO Cancer Agency, Question NIH Officials About Funding by Livia Rusu
Health A Smoker’s Legacy: Study Reveals Carcinogens From Tobacco Smoke Linger Months After Smokers Quit by Livia Rusu
Health Cancer-Causing Chromium 6 Featured In 'Erin Brockovich' Movie In Tap Water Of More Than 200 Million Americans by Rhodi Lee
Health Can Drinking Coffee Cause Cancer? WHO Says Only If Beverage Is Drunk At Very Hot Temperature by Rhodi Lee
Health Feeding Infants With Rice Cereals Linked To Increased Levels Of Poisonous Arsenic by Rhodi Lee
Healthy Living/Wellness From Red Meat To Breakfast – Here Are Other Yummy Things Said To Cause Cancer by Charity Johnson
Healthy Living/Wellness Cooking Meat At High Temperatures Increases Kidney Cancer Risk by Katrina Pascual
Healthy Living/Wellness Red Meat Linked To Cancer But Experts Say You Do Not Have To Banish Them From Your Diet by Julienne Roman
Healthy Living/Wellness Bacon, Sausage Pose The Same Cancer Risk As Smoking: WHO To Give Warning On Carcinogenic Effects Of Processed Meat by Rina Marie Doctor
Healthy Living/Wellness E-cigarettes decrease a body's bacteria-fighting ability, claims new study by Judy Mottl
Healthy Living/Wellness Smoking a hookah is fun but may expose users to carcinogens, nicotine by Anu Passary