Well-done meat doubles bladder cancer risk

Eating lots of meat, especially if it is overcooked, increases the risk of bladder cancer, say experts.
Frying, grilling and barbecuing until meat is charred can form cancer-causing chemicals, research shows.
In a study, people whose diets included well-done meats were over twice as likely to develop bladder cancer than those who preferred meats rare.
The research findings, based on over 1,700, people were presented at a US cancer research conference. Read More…



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