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Last updated at 14:12pm on . Now those who still regularly enjoy tucking into a fry-up have something else to worry about - a 63 per cent higher risk of bowel cancer. Experts believe that - after not smoking - maintaining a healthy weight is ...

'We don't know how the protection occurs, but we do now know that these genes have that effect, and that could be hugely useful in giving us a much broader understanding of cancer processes in general,' said Professor Martin Wiseman, medical ...

Last updated at 01:07am on . Just one sausage a day could dramatically increase the risk of bowel cancer, experts say (picture posed by model)One sausage a day can significantly raise the risk of bowel cancer, one of the deadliest forms ...

IF YOU want to avoid cancer it may be time to ditch those breakfast fry-ups. A comprehensive report on the link between nutrition and cancer recommends avoiding all processed meats, including bacon and some sausages. While a number of foods carry a ...

If you want to avoid cancer, slim down, take regular exercise, and ditch those breakfast fry-ups. "The public has the notion that fat gives you heart disease and diabetes, but they don't realise it also gives you cancer," says Martin Wiseman ...

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