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Radon gas warning The Daily Telegraph warns that "1,000 people die in the UK each year from preventable radon leaks in (the] home". Radon is a naturally occurring radioactive gas, which can filter into buildings through cracks in their foundations and pote

Olive oil and breast cancer "Olive oil contains tumour-killing chemicals that may help us to win the war against breast cancer," the Daily Express reported. The newspaper suggested that premium extra virgin olive oil contains tumour-killing chemicals that make breast ca

Walking cuts breast cancer "Women who walk for an hour a day can more than halve the risk of developing breast cancer," reports The Daily Telegraph. The newspaper bases its story on a Japanese study of over 30,000 women.

Combined prostate treatment Prostate cancer patients should be treated with "radiotherapy as well as hormones" according to The Daily Telegraph. It reports that scientists recommend that using both treatments should be the standard for tackling the cancer, instead of t

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