Most Recent Articles from Nutrition Health Review

• Tests miss genetic abnormalities in high risk families for cancer 

  Researchers from the University of Washington in Seattle wanted to see how many genetic abnormalities were missed by commercial genetic testing in...

  06/22/06 · More from publication

• Depression increases risk of breast cancer 

  NETHERLANDS -- Could depression raise the risk of breast cancer? Conducting a systematic review of the literature, Dr. Marjan van den Akke of...

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• Mating and obesity 

  SCOTLAND -- When people choose a partner for a relationship, there can be complex reasons for their choices. Scientists call this phenomenon...

  06/22/06 · More from publication

• The idea that very low 

  THE IDEA THAT VERY LOW cholesterol levels might be linked to an increased risk of cancer seems counterintuitive. Researchers from Tufts University...

  06/22/06 · More from publication

• Prostatitis, prostate hypertrophy, and prostate cancer 

  [ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] [ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] The prostate is a tiny gland. It is silent, dutiful, but quite capable of wreaking vengeance for...

  06/22/06 by Francis Williamson · More from publication

• Hormone replacement therapy and ovarian cancer 

  Since the early 1990's, doctors have prescribed synthetic hormones to older women in order to alleviate symptoms associated with menopause, such as...

  06/22/06 · More from publication

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