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I m a cancer dietitian — these two things increase cancer risk

Cancer prevention can begin with your diet, according to an oncology dietitian.

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I m a cancer dietitian -- these two things increase cancer risk

Nichole Andrews, a dietitian and the author of the book "Sugar Does Not Feed Cancer: The Complete Guide to Cancer Prevention Nutrition & Lifestyle," shared a video on TikTok divulging the two things that can increase your risk of developing cancer and the food and drinks that don’t.

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Bacon Vs Sausage: Everything You Need To Know

Bacon and sausage have a lot in common, but they're also plenty different. We're breaking down everything you need to know about these delicious meats.

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Here s What We Know About a Rumor that McDonald s Fries Contain Acrilane

This rumor spread on Facebook in 2023.

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Do McDonald s French Fries Contain a Cigarette Ingredient Called Acrilane ?

For starters, it's spelled acrylamide, not "acrilane."

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