Want to stay cancer-free? Eating a variety of fruits and vegetables, along with regular exercise, can help.
This year, our experts offered advice for staying healthy.
Stop the multivitamin madness
By Holly Holmes, M.D., assistant professor, General Internal Medicine
Patients
often make an appointment with me to get help reducing the number of
drugs they're taking. Because I'm a geriatrician and was a pharmacist, I
have a real passion for the appropriate use of medication.
Patients are surprised when, looking through their list, the first thing I suggest dropping is a vitamin. This leads to a lengthy and interesting conversation (sometimes an argument).
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Advice on avoiding cancer or a recurrence
By Mary Brolley, MD Anderson staff writer
Lorenzo Cohen, Ph.D., started out a typical, meat-eating kid, then teenager.
Since then he's become a cancer researcher devoted to living a healthier lifestyle.
Now he's sharing his advice.
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By Holly Holmes, M.D., assistant professor, General Internal Medicine
Patients are surprised when, looking through their list, the first thing I suggest dropping is a vitamin. This leads to a lengthy and interesting conversation (sometimes an argument).
Read the full article
Advice on avoiding cancer or a recurrence
By Mary Brolley, MD Anderson staff writer
Lorenzo Cohen, Ph.D., started out a typical, meat-eating kid, then teenager.
Since then he's become a cancer researcher devoted to living a healthier lifestyle.
Now he's sharing his advice.
Read the full article



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