High Carb Diets Linked to Breast Cancer Risk in Mexico
A study of 475 women with breast cancer and 1,391 healthy controls in Mexico City found those with high carbohydrate intake twice as likely to develop breast cancer. Researchers cite sugar surges and insulin changes as potential mechanisms, noting obesity and other factors were accounted for.
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American Institute For Cancer Research
Cancer Epidemiology
Mexico City
Genes Help Some Fight Off Hepatitis C Naturally
Scientists report that certain gene combinations may lift the brakes on natural killer immune cells, aiding spontaneous recovery from hepatitis C. The finding, based on 1,037 patients, shows a higher presence of a key receptor variant in those who cleared the virus, though benefits await further research and are tied to low initial viral exposure.
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Washington
Science
U.S
Chloe Thio
Johns Hopkins University
Britain
Southampton University
U.S. National Cancer Institute
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