Should you worry about food additives
An overview advises healthier choices by eating more fruits and vegetables and avoiding processed foods including many additives. It notes GRAS status and possible biases in approval reviews, yet concludes that not all additives are harmful while suggesting cautious avoidance of additive-heavy foods.
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Free lung scans interest remains very low among smokers
Five years into free lung cancer screening for current and former smokers, fewer than 2 percent have sought the scans. Experts cite fears of false alarms and minimal public awareness as key reasons, with discussions about benefits and risks occurring only at special doctor visits.
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Southern New Hampshire Medical Center
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American Society of Clinical Oncology
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University of Louisville
Kentucky
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Alexandria
Virginia
MedStar
Georgetown University Hospital
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