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Consumption of Fruits and Veggies Linked to Decrease in Risk of Bladder Cancer
For those looking for one more reason to sneak more fruits and vegetables into their diet, it's here: a new study conducted by researchers from the University of Hawaii's Cancer Center suggests that women who consume greater amounts from these two food groups are less likely to develop invasive bladder cancer.
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