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Intake of red and processed meat linked to risk of ischaemic heart disease

Intake of red and processed meat linked to risk of ischaemic heart disease

Moderate meat eaters at risk of bowel cancer

Moderate meat eaters at risk of bowel cancer

Metabolite profile and prostate cancer risk

Metabolite profile and prostate cancer risk

Drinking patterns and liver cirrhosis risk in women

Drinking patterns and liver cirrhosis risk in women

Low testosterone levels linked to reduced risk of prostate cancer

Low testosterone levels linked to reduced risk of prostate cancer

Differences in stroke death rates across europe

Differences in stroke death rates across Europe

Meat consumption health and the environment

Meat consumption, health and the environment

Using nhs data for research in the cancer epidemiology unit

Using NHS data for research in the Cancer Epidemiology Unit

Women with disabilities may miss out on cancer screening

Women with disabilities may miss out on cancer screening

The impact of obesity on hospital admissions and costs

The impact of obesity on hospital admissions and costs

Genetic study confirms link between lipoprotein and aortic valve disease

Genetic study confirms link between lipoprotein and aortic valve disease

Vasectomy does not increase risk of prostate cancer

Vasectomy does not increase risk of prostate cancer

Explaining inequalities in women2019s heart disease risk

Explaining inequalities in women’s heart disease risk

Much of the social inequality in heart disease risk among uk women is due to smoking obesity and physical inactivity

Much of the social inequality in heart disease risk among UK women is due to smoking, obesity and physical inactivity

Working night shifts has no association with breast cancer risk

Working night shifts has "No association with breast cancer risk"

Excess weight has different effects on different types of stroke

Excess weight has different effects on different types of stroke

Study finds that higher bmi and waist circumference are associated with increased risk of aggressive prostate cancer

Study finds that higher BMI and waist circumference are associated with increased risk of aggressive prostate cancer

Happiness and unhappiness have no direct effect on mortality

Happiness and unhappiness have no direct effect on mortality

Eat less red meat to improve your health

Eat less red meat to improve your health...

Exercise 2 3 times a week reduces heart disease risk in women says new study

Exercise 2-3 times a week reduces heart disease risk in women says new study

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BHF urge people to spend at least 10 minutes a day improving their heart health during Heart Month

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