cancer Articles
Resveratrol May Reduce Cancer Risk and Cancer Cell Growth
Monday, January 7th, 2013 by Dr. Robert Wascher
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A new study suggests that resveratrol may reduce cancer risk and cancer progression. RESVERATROL MAY REDUCE CANCER RISK AND CANCER CELL GROWTH As I discuss in my bestselling book,A Cancer Prevention Guide for the Human Race, resveratrol, a plant-derived phenol, has been found, in... Read more
Vitamin D May Improve Breast Cancer Survival
Monday, December 31st, 2012 by Dr. Robert Wascher
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A new study links higher Vitamin D levels with improved survival in patients with breast cancer. VITAMIN D MAY IMPROVE BREAST CANCER SURVIVAL As I extensively discuss in my bestselling book,A Cancer Prevention Guide for the Human Race, Vitamin D is the last vitamin left standing ... Read more
Sandy Hook Elementary School Tragedy
Monday, December 17th, 2012 by Dr. Robert Wascher
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This weeks column is dedicated to the innocents lost at Sandy Hook Elementary School, and their loved ones, in Newtown, CT I have posted the following helpful articles on myFacebook page, and include them onWeekly Health Update, this week, in lieu of my usual discussion of new he... Read more
Mercury Exposure In The Womb May Cause ADHD
Monday, December 10th, 2012 by Dr. Robert Wascher
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Attention deficithyperactivity disorder ADHD in children may result from maternal exposure to mercury during pregnancy. MERCURY EXPOSURE IN THE WOMB MAY CAUSE ADHD Over the past 10 years, there has been a significant increase in the number of children diagnosed with attention def... Read more
Alcohol, Folic Acid, and Breast Cancer Risk
Monday, December 3rd, 2012 by Dr. Robert Wascher
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A new study shows that both regular alcohol intake and decreased folic acid intake significantly increase breast cancer risk. ALCOHOL, FOLIC ACID, AND BREAST CANCER RISK As I discuss in my bestselling book,A Cancer Prevention Guide for the Human Race, alcohol is an underappreciat... Read more
The Source of Racial Awareness and Racism in the Human Brain?
Monday, November 26th, 2012 by Dr. Robert Wascher
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A new study links a primitive area of the brain to the development of racial awareness, and perhaps racism as well. THE SOURCE OF RACIAL AWARENESS AND RACISM IN THE HUMAN BRAIN It has often been observed that young children seem to be oblivious to racial differences, whereas an a... Read more
More Fuel To The Fire: Red Meat Leads to Cancer and Heart Disease
Monday, November 19th, 2012 by Ridzwan Bakar
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Its been speculated for some time..that eating red meat leads to an increased incidence of heart disease and cancer. And an analysis, published in Archives of Internal Medicine, using data from two studies that involved 121,342 men and women, further confirms the fact that consum... Read more
Oxytocin May Deter Men From Starting Extramarital Affairs
Monday, November 19th, 2012 by Dr. Robert Wascher
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A new study finds that oxytocin may reduce mens interest in other women outside of their monogamous relationships. OXYTOCIN MAY DETER MEN FROM STARTING EXTRAMARITAL AFFAIRS As I noted in a previous column Oxytocin & Human Kindness, oxytocin is a hormone that appears to have a var... Read more
Statin Drugs May Reduce the Risk of Death Due to Cancer
Tuesday, November 13th, 2012 by Dr. Robert Wascher
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A new study suggests that cholesterol lowering statin drugs may reduce the risk of dying of cancer. STATIN DRUGS MAY REDUCE THE RISK OF DEATH DUE TO CANCER As I discuss in my bestselling book,A Cancer Prevention Guide for the Human Race, cholesterol-reducing statin drugs can sign... Read more
American Surgeons in Crisis: Implications for Healthcare
Monday, November 5th, 2012 by Dr. Robert Wascher
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A new study finds that more than half of surgeons are experiencing work-home conflicts that threaten their personal and professional wellbeing. AMERICAN SURGEONS IN CRISIS IMPLICATIONS FOR HEALTHCARE As I have discussed in previous columns The Silent Epidemic of Surgeon Burnout a... Read more
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