Imagine a pill that targets specific cancer cells while leaving healthy cells untouched. New North American research would have you believe it.

Is this the cancer breakthrough of the century?

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Health

Wellness

Karen Robock; Adapted from Food Synergy, written by registered dietitian Elaine Magee

The Do Diet: Certain nutrients are proven even more effective when eaten together. These dynamic duos can help prevent cardiovascular disease, protect your bones and even lower your risk of cancer.

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IUDs may be more than just contraception.

IUDs may be more than just contraception. A large review of over 20 years of studies suggests they may also help protect against cervical cancer. The research, which involved nearly 20,000 participants and spanned the globe, found using the devices reduced a woman’s risk of the disease by nearly 50 percent, possibly by boosting the body’s immune response.

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Living

Real Life Stories

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