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Excess weight almost doubles risk of womb cancer, researchers find - Vimarsana News

Excess weight almost doubles risk of womb cancer, researchers find

New research shows that lifelong excess weight almost doubles a woman's risk of developing womb cancer.

Excess weight nearly doubles risk of womb cancer – study - Vimarsana News

Excess weight nearly doubles risk of womb cancer – study

It is estimated that almost a third of UK womb cancer cases are caused by being overweight and obese.

Merchants Capital Promotes Executive Vice Presidents Julie Sharp and Linda Hill to Lead Company's Tax Credit Equity Division - Vimarsana News

Merchants Capital Promotes Executive Vice Presidents Julie Sharp and Linda Hill to Lead Company's Tax Credit Equity Division

CARMEL, IN - Merchants Capital today announces the promotion of Julie Sharp and Linda Hill to Executive Vice Presidents. Sharp and Hill lead Merchants’ tax credit equity division and previously served as Senior Vice Presidents. Since launching the division in late 2020, Sharp and Hill have overseen the creation of a robust equity platform with unprecedented growth. In its first full year, the team successfully completed an equity raise of more than $248.3 million in both proprietary and...

Vegan diet could reduce risk of developing cancer, new research finds - Vimarsana News

Vegan diet could reduce risk of developing cancer, new research finds

The participants, aged between 40 and 70, were asked about their dietary habits including how regularly they ate meat or fish.

Vegan diet could reduce risk of developing cancer, new research finds - Vimarsana News

Vegan diet could reduce risk of developing cancer, new research finds

The participants, aged between 40 and 70, were asked about their dietary habits including how regularly they ate meat or fish.