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'I cooked the 'delicious' soup eaten by the longest living people in the world - tins can't compete' - Vimarsana News

'I cooked the 'delicious' soup eaten by the longest living people in the world - tins can't compete'

Mirror reporter Lucy Marshall tried and tested a doctor-recommended soup enjoyed every day by the 'world's longest living family'. The dish is said to have incredible health benefits and supports weight management

I cooked the 'amazing' soup eaten by the world's longest living family - Mary Berry recipe - Vimarsana News

I cooked the 'amazing' soup eaten by the world's longest living family - Mary Berry recipe

Soup makes for the perfect lunch all year round, but especially when the weather is not so great. Intrigued by the soup that the 'world's longest-living family' swear by, I decided to recreate it exclusively for Express.co.uk.

New cancer cases to increase 77% by 2050, WHO estimates - Vimarsana News

New cancer cases to increase 77% by 2050, WHO estimates

Ahead of World Cancer Day on Sunday, Feb. 4, new data from the World Health Organization highlights the impact worldwide.

Self-care for sick days: navigate cough, cold and flu season like a pro - Vimarsana News

Self-care for sick days: navigate cough, cold and flu season like a pro

Cooler weather inevitably means cough, cold and flu season isn’t far behind. Now is the time to take precautions and set yourself up with healthy habits.

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More Americans are getting colon cancer, and at younger ages. Scientists aren't sure why. - Vimarsana News

More Americans are getting colon cancer, and at younger ages. Scientists aren't sure why.

Cancer deaths continued to decrease, according to the report, but experts warned that the rise in some of the most deadly forms of cancer could mean an increase in deaths is ahead.