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Experts Say Coffee May Help Protect Against Cancer

The New York Times—After years of research backing up claims for coffee's various health benefits a panel of scientists organized by the World Health Organization has concluded that drinking coffee on a regular basis could help protect against some types of cancer.

New Technique Helps Surgeons Find Ovarian Tumors Invisible to Naked Eye

Science Daily—An article in Clinical Cancer Research reports that in a small, exploratory study a new tumor-specific fluorescent agent and imaging system helped surgeons remove additional tumors in ovarian cancer patients that were not visible to the naked eye or that could not be felt or palpated during surgery.

How Spouses Fight Could Offer Clues to Future Health Woes

CBS—According to data drawn from a study of long-term heterosexual marriages, the ways in which spouses disagree may predict which are more likely than others to develop certain ailments in later life.

6 Things That Raise Your Risk for Cataracts

HealthAfter50—Cataracts can occur at any age, but they are most common later in life. More than 20 million Americans over age 40 are estimated to have had one. That number is anticipated to reach about 30 million by 2020.

Help for Ankle Sprains

Berkeley Wellness—Every day about 25,000 Americans sprain an ankle, according to the American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons, making ankle sprains the most common of all joint injuries. Ankles are vulnerable because these complex structures of bones, ligaments, tendons, and muscles support your entire body weight.