Harvard Chan School scientists study homed in on a common molecular alteration in prostate tumors called TMPRSS2:ERG. This gene fusion occurs in about one-half of prostate cancers. The study showed for the first time that long-term vigorous physical activity is associated with a lower risk of developing TMPRSS2:ERG-positive prostate cancers.3. Stop Smoking and... Read More
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Thyroid Health
Hyperthyroidism affects women five to 10 times more often than men and is most common in individuals under 40. The prevalence of the condition in the United States is 1.2 percent.... Read More
3 Keys to Happiness
One’s perceived position in society is a better predictor of happiness than objective measures such as income, education, and labor market position.... Read More
Salt and Health
LIKE MOST THINGS, TOO MUCH SALT is unhealthy. Salt might harm your heart health and increase your chances of developing stomach cancer. But did you know that consuming too little... Read More
Reducing Colon Cancer Risk
Physical activity increases were associated with a lower risk for proximal (the first portions) colon cancer risk, particularly among younger participants. Not surprisingly, reductions in smoking appeared to be associated with a lower risk of colorectal cancer.... Read More
Reduce Your Flu Risk
“THE HIGHEST NUMBER OF FLU HOSPITALIZATIONS IN A DECADE,” the headlines blare. Moreover, there are no signs that the virus is going away anytime soon in the United States. Today I will... Read More