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示意圖,非當事人。圖/TVBS 余天女兒余苑綺日前才開心誕下第二胎,如今被診斷出她大腸癌復發且癌細胞擴散到肺、肝,再度引各界對大腸癌的關注。大腸癌在國人十大癌症中排行第三,日前有研究指出,男性每天吃杯優格有助於降低大腸癌風險。 據美國華盛頓大學研究團隊發表在…
相信大家肯定對優格不陌生,就算吃的不多,廣告看的肯定不少。優格確實是一種健康食品,適量的攝取,可能會改變體內腸道細菌的類型和體積,從而促進腸道健康發育,降低患腸癌的風險。換句話說,吃優格有益腸道健康! 美國華盛頓大學Xiaobin Zheng博士帶領的研究團…
Research published in the journal Gut shows that eating 2 or more weekly servings of yogurt may lower the risk of developing…
Men who eat at least two servings a week of yogurt may be lowering their risk for colorectal cancer, a recent study suggests.
(Reuters Health) - Men who eat at least two servings a week of yogurt may be lowering their risk for colorectal cancer, a…
El yogur es un alimento muy completo, ya que no sólo se ha estudiado su aporte nutrimental, también se están haciendo…
Men who eat at least two servings a week of yoghurt may be lowering their risk for colorectal cancer, a recent study suggests.
Men who eat at least two servings a week of yogurt may be lowering their risk for colorectal cancer, a recent study suggests.
Men who eat at least two servings a week of yogurt may be lowering their risk for colorectal cancer, a recent study suggests.
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By Lisa Rapaport Men who eat at least two servings a week of yogurt may be lowering their risk for colorectal cancer, a recent…
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Darmkrebs gehrt zu den hufigsten Krebserkrankungen in den westlichen Industrienationen.
Zwei oder mehr Joghurts pro Woche reduzieren das Risiko, an Darmkrebs zu erkranken – zumindest bei Männern.
We've always thought that yoghurt, a rich source of probiotics, could benefit your gut microbiome.
In the ongoing quest to identify risk modifiers for colorectal adenomas and cancer, a new study has found that men who consumed…
In the ongoing quest to identify risk modifiers for colorectal adenomas and cancer, a new study has found that men who consumed…
Gli scienziati hanno scoperto che mangiare yogurt aiuta gli uomini a ridurre il rischio di cancro all’intestino poiché questo…
Yogurt is a healthy food, and it may also be a cancer fighter, a new study suggests.
HealthDay News – Yogurt consumption is associated with a reduced risk for colorectal adenomas in men, according to a research…
20 June 2019 The findings of a study suggest that two bacteria usually found in yogurt may reduce cancer-causing chemicals in…
Washington D.C. [U.S.A], June 19 : Regular consumption of yogurt may help to lower pre-cancerous bowel growth risk in men…
Der Verzehr von Joghurt knnte vor allem Mnnern zugute kommen. /dpa Boston Der Verzehr von zwei oder mehr Portionen Joghurt pro…
New observational research indicates an association between a lower risk of precancerous growths (adenoma) in the bowel and…
Due o più vasetti di yogurt a settimana potrebbero essere uno strumento utile per prevenire il cancro a colon.
(HealthDay News) -- Yogurt consumption is associated with a reduced risk for colorectal adenomas in men, according to a…
I risultati vengono da uno studio che ha osservato una relazione fra consumo dell’alimento e minore incidenza di lesioni pre…
Yogurt consumption is associated with a reduced risk for colorectal adenomas in men, according to a research letter published…
Yogurt is a healthy food, and it may also be a cancer fighter, a new study suggests.
У мужчин, которые регулярно едят йогурт, ниже риск развития предраковых новообразований в кишечнике, согласно крупному американск…
Updated: Jun 19, 2019 18:24 IST Washington D.C. [U.S.A], June 19 (ANI): Regular consumption of yogurt may help to lower pre-cance…
7:00 pm IST Updated: Jun 19, 2019, 7:00 pm IST Washington: Regular consumption of yogurt may help to lower pre-cancerous bowel…
ANI Last Updated at June 19, 2019 18:35 IST Regular consumption of yogurt may help to lower pre-cancerous bowel growth risk in…
The observed associations were strongest for adenomas that are highly likely to become cancerous, and for those located in the…
Gesundes Milchprodukt: Der regelmäßige Verzehr von Joghurt könnte das Risiko für Darmpolypen verringern - potenziellen…
-- Yogurt consumption is associated with a reduced risk for colorectal adenomas in men, according to a research letter…
By Steven Reinberg HealthDay Reporter TUESDAY, June 18, 2019 (HealthDay News) -- Yogurt is a healthy food, and it may also be a…
Add to PDP Tracker Print Eating two or more weekly servings of yogurt may help to lower the risk of precancerous bowel growths …
Bowel cancer risk can be reduced in men if they incorporate yoghurt into their diet two or more times a week, a new study has…
Men who eat yoghurt regularly can reduce their risk of developing pre-cancerous growths in the bowel, according to new research.
Международная команда исследователей из США и Китая провела анализ масштабной выборки мужчин и женщин, регулярно проходивших эндо…
By Steven Reinberg HealthDay Reporter Latest Cancer News TUESDAY, June 18, 2019 (HealthDay News) -- Yogurt is a healthy food…
Gesundes Milchprodukt: Der regelmäßige Verzehr von Joghurt könnte das Risiko für Darmpolypen verringern – potenziellen…
(HealthDay News) — Yogurt consumption is associated with a reduced risk for colorectal adenomas in men, according to a research…
Those who had two or more servings a week were around a fifth (19%) less likely to go on to have an adenoma, according to a…
(HealthDay News) -- Yogurt is a healthy food, and it may also be a cancer fighter, a new study suggests.
Un estudio establece una relación entre su consumo y un menor riesgo de desarrollar lesiones que preceden al desarrollo del cánce…
Un estudio establece una relación entre su consumo y un menor riesgo de desarrollar lesiones que preceden al desarrollo del cánce…
Un estudio establece una relación entre su consumo y un menor riesgo de desarrollar lesiones que preceden al desarrollo del cánce…
By Steven Reinberg HealthDay Reporter (HealthDay) TUESDAY, June 18, 2019 (HealthDay News) -- Yogurt is a healthy food, and it…
Men who regularly eat yoghurt are at a reduced risk of developing pre-cancerous growths in the bowel, new research suggests.
Men who regularly eat yoghurt are at a reduced risk of developing pre-cancerous growths in the bowel, new research suggests.
Men who regularly eat yoghurt are at a reduced risk of developing pre-cancerous growths in the bowel, new research suggests.
Men who regularly eat yoghurt are at a reduced risk of developing pre-cancerous growths in the bowel, new research suggests.
Men who regularly eat yoghurt are at a reduced risk of developing pre-cancerous growths in the bowel, new research suggests.
Men who regularly eat yoghurt are at a reduced risk of developing pre-cancerous growths in the bowel, new research suggests.
Men who regularly eat yoghurt are at a reduced risk of developing pre-cancerous growths in the bowel, new research suggests.
Men who regularly eat yoghurt are at a reduced risk of developing pre-cancerous growths in the bowel, new research suggests.