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Sticking to a Mediterranean diet after a cancer diagnosis is associated with improved outcomes
In this meta-analysis of 6 prospective cohort studies and 2 randomized controlled trials in 6,773 participants, higher adherence to a Mediterranean diet after a cancer diagnosis was associated with a 17% lower risk of cancer recurrence or cancer mortality.
Associations between plant-based diets and breast cancer risk depend on which foods are eaten
Milk and mortality risk: It may depend on the fat content
Dietary Inflammatory Index score and breast cancer risk
Folate, folic acid, and colorectal cancer risk
Dental procedures may increase infection risk during leukemia treatment
Does dietary journaling improve nutrition in people with cancer?
For mortality risk, exercise intensity may matter more than volume
Plant-based diet adherence and ovarian cancer risk
The effect of a meat-based diet on biomarkers associated with colorectal cancer risk
Can yoga nidra improve psychological well-being during cancer therapy?
Regular tea consumption might be associated with better clinical outcomes after therapy for laryngeal cancer
A balanced oral nutritional supplement might improve nutritional status in adults with gastrointestinal cancer
Mind-body exercise might improve psychological outcomes in adults with breast cancer
Presurgery resistance training and amino acid supplementation in older adults with gastrointestinal cancer