Western diet linked to higher breast cancer risk in Chinese women
In Shanghai, a 3,000-woman study finds postmenopausal women consuming a meat-sweet Western pattern have about 60 percent higher risk of estrogen-driven breast cancer than peers eating a vegetable-soy diet. Researchers say it reflects overall eating patterns, not a single food. The work appears in Cancer Epidemiology Biomarkers & Prevention.
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Oil coated homes greet flood return in Coffeyville
Residents of Coffeyville Kansas return home to find oil dripping from window screens and saturating carpets after a flood. The Verdigris River rose and an oil refinery spill mixed with sewage, forcing 2,500 to 3,000 residents from their homes since June 30. Cindy White described her distress upon seeing the scene.
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