Saturday, July 13, 2013

Fish oils may raise prostate cancer risks, study confirms

We're taking a closer look at "Sharknado," fish oil and prostate cancer, Willow Smith's new video and a giant iceberg that broke free in the Antarctic this week. Watch out! It's a Sharknado! Just when you thought it was time to head back to Kansas

WEDNESDAY, July 10 (HealthDay News) — Eating a lot of oily fish or taking potent fish oil supplements may increase a man's risk of developing prostate cancer, new research suggests. Moreover, marine sources of omega-3 fatty acids may also raise the

The research in the Journal of the National Cancer Institute reported a 71% higher risk for dangerous high-grade prostate cancer among men who ate fatty fish or took fish-oil supplements, which are often touted for their anti-inflammatory properties

We're taking a closer look at "Sharknado," fish oil and prostate cancer, Willow Smith's new video and a giant iceberg that broke free in the Antarctic this week. Watch out! It's a Sharknado! Just when you thought it was time to head back to Kansas

Fish oil supplements are widely believed to decrease many health risks, but according to one new study, they could raise the risk of prostate cancer. A new study published in the Journal of National

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