Healthy lifestyles, regular screenings would cut U.S. colon cancer morbidity...
“The number one risk factor for colon cancer is lack of physical activity,” says Graham Colditz, director of education for the Harvard Center of Cancer Prevention. “By itself, high levels of physical...
View ArticleYour community may be harmful to your health
In 1996 the Harvard Center for Cancer Prevention reported that 50 percent of all cancer risk could be eliminated though a modified diet, increased exercise, limited alcohol intake and cessation of...
View ArticleSuicide high among female doctors
Male doctors take their own lives at a higher rate than the general population of white men in the United States. That’s been known for some time. Now, the largest, latest study of physician suicides...
View ArticleHSPH joins battle over America’s waistline
The Harvard School of Public Health (HSPH) weighed in on the battle over America’s bulging middle Thursday (May 26), with a panel of health experts saying a government study showing that being...
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