High fat intake linked to rising breast cancer risk
A study of 13,070 women over four years found that those with a high fat diet may double their risk of breast cancer. The analysis compared 168 cancer cases with 672 controls and noted fats such as mono unsaturated oils and polyunsaturated oils in the diet.
High fat diet linked to doubled breast cancer risk
A Cambridge University study of 13 070 women suggests daily fat intake over 90 grams may double breast cancer risk compared with 37 grams daily. Researchers defend the precise diary method while critics call the study small and possibly contested.
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Gene Variation Tied to Depression After Traumatic Events
A Science study links a short form of the 5-HTT gene to higher risk of persistent low mood after traumatic events. Researchers followed 847 adults in New Zealand and Europe, noting life shocks such as death, divorce, or job loss. The finding clarifies a genetic pathway between stress and mood, with no immediate clinical applications.
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Thomas R. Insel
National Institute of Mental Health
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Unity of Wisconsin
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King's College
Lidon
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