High-fat dairy intake linked with breast cancer death
Consumption of high-fat dairy products following a breast cancer diagnosis increases mortality, according to a recent study.
Consumption of high-fat dairy products following a breast cancer diagnosis increases mortality, according to a recent study.
For women with a breast cancer diagnosis, high-fat dairy consumption is associated with a higher mortality risk, according to a Journal of the National Cancer Institute study.
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