Fizzy drinks do not raise esophagus cancer risk
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NEW YORK  - There is no association between   the use of carbonated beverages and risk of subsequent   development of cancer of the esophagus as assessed 20 years   after the exposure, according to a large population-based   study.
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While there&#39;s no surefire way to prevent cancer, many kinds of foods can help lower the risk of certain cancers. Research shows that people who eat diets rich in plant foods
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NEW YORK  - A review of published studies shows a clear and consistent relationship between drinking sugary (non-diet) soft drinks and poor nutrition, increased risk for obesity -- and increased risk for diabetes.
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People who chew areca buts may be genetically more prone to mouth cancer, a study says.
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Spanish scientists from the University of Santiago de Compostela find that drinking red wine could protect against lung cancer, but white wine may increase the risk.
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Drinking red wine could protect against lung cancer, but white wine may increase the risk, Spanish scientists said Thursday.
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TUESDAY, Feb. 15 (HealthDay News) -- Coffee drinkers may have reason to smile: Daily coffee consumption seems to reduce the risk of liver cancer, a new study finds.
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New research suggests that drinking alcohol does not increase the risk of bladder. In fact, the investigators found that beer may actually reduce the risk, according to their report in the September 15th issue of the Journal of the National Cancer Institute.
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People with chronic stomach  acid reflux may have an increased risk of developing cancer of  the larynx or "voice box," a study suggests.
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NEW YORK  - Drinking caffeinated beverages on a regular basis may provide significant protection against death from heart disease in the elderly who have normal levels of blood pressure, according to data from a large U.S. health and nutrition study.
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NEW YORK  - Results of a new study do not support current thinking that a high consumption of 100 percent fruit juice and sweetened fruit drinks contributes to the rising number of overweight and obese children.
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NEW YORK  - Drinking coffee appears to lower the risk of developing liver cancer, according to findings published in the medical journal Gastroenterology.
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Obese patients who undergo  surgery for esophageal cancer with a procedure called  transhiatal esophagectomy appear to fare just as well as their  normal weight counterparts, according to study findings  presented Tuesday at the Society of Thoracic Surgeons annual  meeting in San Diego.
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Drinking red wine could protect against lung cancer, but white wine may increase the risk, Spanish scientists said Thursday. They examined the effects of different types
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NEW YORK  - Obese patients who undergo surgery for esophageal cancer with a procedure called transhiatal esophagectomy appear to fare just as well as their normal weight counterparts, according to study findings presented Tuesday at the Society of Thoracic Surgeons annual meeting in San Diego.
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Drinking red wine could protect against  lung cancer, but white wine may increase the risk, Spanish  scientists said Thursday.
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THURSDAY, Jan. 20 (HealthDayNews) -- Even though surgery can extend the lives of many people with esophageal cancer, only 25 percent of black Americans have  the procedure compared to 46 percent of white patients, a new study reports.