“We can easily increase olive oil intake,” says Dr Shannon. He recommends aiming for four tablespoons per day. Studies suggest its cancer-protecting effects stem from its high antioxidant ...

Incorporating olive oil into your daily diet may help reduce breast cancer risk and support overall health during menopause.

Credit: Professor Chris Jones, The Institute of Cancer Research, London. A unique drug derived from oleic acid – which naturally occurs in animal and vegetable fats such as olive oil – has shown ...

Because there were no previous topical VCO studies in children, pediatric subjects were not allowed by the institutional review board of the Skin and Cancer ... coconut or olive oil, known ...

A study funded by Cancer Research UK has found that by limiting the antioxidant effects of selenium, a mineral found in ...

This chocolate mousse recipe is a real game changer — it is still rich, sweet and delicious but is actually good for you ...

Once packed together, triple negative breast cancer cells produce a type of fat molecule containing oleic acid (commonly found in olive oil) which protects them from a type of cell death called ...

For years, the European Union has been investigating and clamping down on olive oil that isn’t as pure as they are marketed to be, being blended with other fillers. While it’s become a scandal ...

As breast cancer continues to affect women globally, understanding how lifestyle and nutrition choices impact prevention becomes increasingly important. While ...

The study, funded by Cancer Research UK, suggests that limiting the antioxidant effects of selenium, a popular ingredient of ...

Join the Torrox Charity Walk Against Cancer on October 27. Help raise funds for cancer research while enjoying a community ...

In a bowl mix the onion, garlic, ginger and olive oil, add the chilli flakes ... continuing its mission to raise awareness of breast cancer.