Exercise at two specific times of day cuts bowel cancer risk 11 per cent
Being more active in the morning and evening could cut the risk of bowel cancer by 11%, according to a study. Researchers ...
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Morning and evening stroll could cut bowel cancer risk, study suggests
They found two daily peaks in activity, at around 8am and 6pm, were “associated with reduced colorectal cancer risk, beyond the benefits of overall physical activity”. The activity could cut the ...
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Japan explores intestinal flora transplants for cancer treatment
A study aims to determine whether restoring a healthy intestinal environment can make drugs used in the treatment of ...
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Being active in the morning and evening may cut bowel cancer risk
Being more active in the morning and evening could cut the risk of bowel cancer by 11%, according to a study. Researchers suggest that highlighting specific times when physical activity is “most ...
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Research Roundup: Cancer-killing protein cells, understanding ice sheets and an alternative to colonoscopies
Stanford researchers have delved into gluing proteins to trigger cancer cell death, developed an affordable ice-penetration ...