July 13th, 2009 
Malvika Sampat Warnings that too much sunshine can lead to the most deadly form of skin cancer have been over-emphasised, a study has claimed.
It found that, although sunbathing is a risk factor, the number of moles on a person’s skin is the most important indicator of whether they will go on to develop melanoma. …
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From Live Science:
When it comes to public consumption of nutrition studies, an old adage applies: Everything in moderation.
The latest study looking at what you should eat involves eggs. Despite decades of advice that the cholesterol in eggs is bad for you, researchers in Canada now report evidence that eggs might reduce another heart disease risk factor — high blood pressure.…
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