Spinach eaters may have lower ovarian cancer risk
Burly sailors like Popeye may not be the only ones to benefits from spinach, with new research suggesting that women who eat spinach may have a lower risk of ovarian cancer than women who don't.
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Burly sailors like Popeye may not be the only ones to benefits from spinach, with new research suggesting that women who eat spinach may have a lower risk of ovarian cancer than women who don't.
With spring turning to summer, retailers are looking beyond supplements for long-haul flights and hayfever by promoting ingredients for holiday romance and more.
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