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TOKYO — The Diet convened Thursday for a 150-day regular session, with the governing and opposition camps expected to lock horns ahead of nationwide elections in April and July on issues ranging from money politics to social disparity and education. Nutrition 21 yeast product suppresses HIV (Pharmaceutical Business Review)
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Latest research findings have shown that a high-fiber diet could halve the risk of developing breast cancer for pre-menopausal women. High fibre diet 'cuts risk of breast cancer in younger women by half' (Yorkshire Post Today)
Mike Waites Health Correspondent BREAKFAST cereal could be the latest weapon against breast cancer as a major study in Yorkshire has discovered a high-fibre diet cuts the risk of the disease in younger women by half. (24/01/2007 08:12:08)
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