Red meat linked to higher breast cancer risk study
A Harvard analysis of 88 000 women aged 26 to 45 finds those with the highest red meat intake show about 6.8 more breast cancer cases per 1 000 women over 20 years. Researchers note proteins in red meat and processed meat chemicals may speed tumor growth while urging healthy diet and exercise. Funding came from NIH and BMJ published online.
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Healthy seniors targeted in major Alzheimer's prevention study
A large NIH led trial begins to test whether Eli Lilly solanezumab can slow or prevent Alzheimer's in healthy seniors with amyloid buildup. Volunteers in the United States, Canada and Australia will undergo PET scans and memory tests over three years, with results determining if early intervention works.
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Diabetes numbers rise in U S nationwide
Federal scientists report more than 29 million Americans have diabetes, up from three years ago, with about 9 percent diagnosed and roughly a quarter undiagnosed. The CDC used a 2012 national survey and other data for the estimate.
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