Warning: Just one glass of wine a day ‘can increase breast cancer risk’

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Warning: Just one glass of wine a day 'can increase breast cancer risk' Vigorous exercise, by contrast, can decrease the risk in both pre- and postmenopausal women.

Good fat vs bad fat: Here's how to differentiate between the two There are good fats and bad fats and hence it is crucial to understand the difference between the two and make the choice.

Here's why teenage girls should never be taking diet pills The findings showed that diet pills are unsafe for all ages but especially for teenagers due to the presence of toxic chemicals.

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Mild or light cigarettes may actually increase lung cancer risk These type of cigarettes have till now been marketed by the tobacco industry as a 'healthier' option.

Drooling over food that pops on your feed? Instagram accounts may up eating disorder risk The photo-sharing site could put you at an increased risk of an eating disorder.

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Researchers identify antibody that can help fight cancer cells The antibody that can precisely target regulatory T cells which in turn unleashes the immune system to kill cancer cells.

Exercise and eat healthy to lower risk of colon cancer recurrence Regular physical activity and a diet rich in whole grains, vegetable and fruits was ideal.

Hypertension in teenagers ups stroke, kidney damage risk later in life The common approach of ignoring higher systolic blood pressure levels in younger adults may be wrong.

Consuming too much tomatoes, cucumbers can lead to Alzheimer's, says new study According to researchers, lectins are harmful to the gut and could cause a host of issues - and possibly memory loss.

Overweight boys are at higher risk of colon cancer Overweight boys who remained overweight as young men had twice the colon cancer risk, said the study.

Here's why it's healthier to grill your mushroom instead of boiling or frying it The study indicated that when microwaved or grilled, there was no significant loss in nutritional value of the cooked mushrooms.

Consuming salmon, walnuts, spinach may help prevent Alzheimer's disease Foods rich in omega 3 fatty acids help improve memory and learning.

Ladies, take note! Gaining 1.74 kg/year in your 20s can make you obese later in life According to the study, women who gained 0.19 kg/year remained healthy later on.

Instagram, Snapchat detrimental to mental health, may drive feelings of inadequacy and anxiety Social media has been described as more addictive than cigarettes and alcohol. Suffering from diabetes? Here's some good news for you Researchers are testing safer and more effective drugs to treat patients suffering from type-2 diabetes.

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