Breast cancer rates were 35 percent less in older women and lymphomas were 70 percent less among high consumers of organic food, a major study has found.
Breast cancer rates were 35 percent less in older women and lymphomas were 70 percent less among high consumers of organic food, a major study has found.
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Of Farm Bills and Forests
Living on Earth
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Living on Earth considers how the nation's new Secretary of Agriculture might manage our biofuels, food crops and forests.
Farm Politics as Presidential Politics
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Health & Medicine
A new study strongly suggests eating a diet of organic foods can lower cancer rates
Living on Earth
November 16, 2018
Breast cancer rates were 35 percent less in older women and lymphomas were 70 percent less among high consumers of organic food, a major study has found.