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Alcohol, Processed Foods Raise Breast Cancer Risk – Oncologist Warns Women

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LAGOS, Nigeria – Women who consume alcohol frequently, avoid exercise, or rely heavily on processed foods are...
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Oncologists Urge Nigeria to Build More Cancer Treatment Centres

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PORT HARCOURT, Nigeria – The Association of Radiation Oncologists of Nigeria (ARCON) has urged the federal government...
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