Veterinary Q&A: Liver disease
Dr. Dana Brooks, an internist at Seattle Veterinary Specialists in Kirkland, answers this week's questions.
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Eating one sausage a day or two rashers of bacon raises the risk of pancreatic cancer by a fifth, according to research. Scientists have found that even relatively small amounts of processed meat increase the chance of developing this deadly illness.
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A sausage a day could lead to cancer: Pancreatic warning over processed meat
Scientists have found that even relatively small amounts of processed meat increase the chance of developing this deadly illness.
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Pancreatic cancer warning: Processed meat every day raises risk
Scientists have found that even relatively small amounts of processed meat increase the chance of developing this deadly illness.
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Sausage and cancer: Pancreatic cancer warning over processed meat
Scientists have found that even relatively small amounts of processed meat increase the chance of developing this deadly illness.
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Monday Medical: Navigating chronic illness
Every person feels a little differently when diagnosed with a serious health problem. For many, unexpected life change and an uncertain future can set off a cycle of emotions marked by denial, anger and grief.
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'Am I drinking too much?'
As a devotee of good food and fine wine, I refuse to give up alcohol but admit to worrying about the health consequences, says Rose Prince.
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Museum. Tour Canada's Cold War Museum. 3911 Carp Road. Oncesecret Cold War bunker open to the public. Adults $14.+tx. Seniors $13.+Tx. Students $10.+Tx. Youth (6-18) $8.+Tx. Tour times www.diefenbunker.ca 613-839-0007.
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Who owns the new Australian dietary guidelines?
For those who missed the announcement, Australia's 24,000 GPs and 3500 dietitians will soon have a new weapon in their battle against big bellies and hard arteries, writes Geoff Russell. Read more on the blog...
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