Coffee drinkers live longer, big study finds - The Province

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Coffee drinkers live longer, big study finds The Province By Marilynn Marchione, AP May 17, 2012 Coffee contains a thousand things that can affect health, from helpful antioxidants to tiny amounts of substances linked to cancer. MILWAUKEE - One of life's simple pleasures just got a little sweeter. Study: coffee can extend your lifeFox 31 KDVR.com Two cups of coffee a day cuts overall risk of dying by 10 percent, research showsCBS News Daily coffee may help keep Grim Reaper awayPhiladelphia Inquirer Sault Ste. Marie Evening News -Toronto Star all 764 news articles »

These are the antioxidants you should look for - Chicago Sun-Times

These are the antioxidants you should look for Chicago Sun-Times They are being promoted to prevent heart disease, cancer, cataracts, memory loss, to name just a few benefits — but most studies suggest that the foods that contain these naturally are more beneficial than when added as an ingredient. Eat fruits and vegetablesDeccan Chronicle all 2 news articles »

'Next Generation' cancer treatment ready for clinical trials - Medical Xpress

'Next Generation' cancer treatment ready for clinical trials Medical Xpress "Together with a recent article in the journal, Antioxidants and Redox Signaling, these studies advance our knowledge of cancer cell biology and how we can target specific molecules to stop cancer progressing," Dr. Kovacevic said. and more »

Testing Antioxidant Power of Foods - Wall Street Journal

Testing Antioxidant Power of Foods Wall Street Journal Antioxidants protect cells against the damaging effects of free radicals, which are suspected culprits in heart disease, cancer and even aging. The ORAC test puts a value on how effectively a food or product slows the activity of free radicals, ...

Colorectal Cancer: Eating Fish, And 8 Other Things That Could Lower Your Risk - Huffington Post

Globe and Mail

Colorectal Cancer: Eating Fish, And 8 Other Things That Could Lower Your Risk Huffington Post The berries may help to prevent cancer because of their "high antioxidant activity," study researcher Gary Stoner, of the College of Medicine at Ohio State University, told MyHealthNewsDaily; those antioxidants work to fight against DNA-damaging free ... Beta Blockers Do Not Lower Risk of Colon CancerEmpowHer all 18 news articles »