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Still Smoking? Get the Help You Need to Quit
Everyone knows that ditching tobacco is good for your health. Quitting smoking offers immediate health benefits and is a good idea no matter when you started or how long you have smoked. The benefits of quitting smoking Stopping smoking offers the mos...
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How Can a Colonoscopy Prevent Colon Cancer?
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Obesity: A Growing Risk For Cancer
Many people know that being overweight can increase the chances of developing some serious health problems like heart disease and diabetes. But there’s another health risk from too many pounds that is often overlooked: Cancer. And it’s a risk that shouldn’t...
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Less Can Mean More When it Comes to Treating Some Cases of Prostate and Bladder Cancer
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