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If you sweat at night, it could be a sign of this devastating disease Sara London

Do you night sweats mean you have leukemia? According to new reports, night sweats could be a sign that something bigger is going on. Read More

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Turns out getting enough sun may protect you from cancer Kyle Schnitzer

Inadequate exposure to ultraviolet light from the sun may increase colorectal cancer risk because a lack of UV light can reduce levels of vitamin D. Read More

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If you walk at this speed, you could live much longer Kyle Schnitzer

A new study found that there’s a link between slow walking pace and an increased risk of death among cancer survivors, meaning the faster you walk, the better your chances are at living longer. Read More

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5 simple habits from Harvard scientists that will add 10 years to your life CW Headley

Using data from long-running Harvard studies on nutrition, researchers looked at the health habits of 73,196 women in the U.S. over 34 years and 38,366 men in the U.S. over 28 years. Read More

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This study just made flying on a plane right now even scarier Sarah Dillon

Do you often travel using this mode of transportation? If so, you could experience this devastating decline in your health, according to a new study. Read More

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These cancers are on the rise for young Americans but it’s not clear why CW Headley

It has been previously suggested that colon cancer diagnoses in particular have been on the rise among demographics under the age of 40. But a new risk update from the American Cancer Society calculates a similar trend only more broadly. Read More

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