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Posted in Consumer Information, Detection, Diet & Nutrition, awareness • Tags: Cancer, October, Prevention Magazine • Author: Tina Radcliffe

One of my very favorite magazines is Prevention. How can you not love a magazine that supports my favorite TV show, The Biggest Loser?

But I digress.

The October 2008 issue of Prevention is especially awesome as it features several cancer topics:

I’ll hit the highlights and you can run out and grab a copy.

Are You Afraid of Cancer?

This exclusive Prevention magazine poll teams with the experts at M.D Anderson Cancer Center to see what you really know about cancer and what you do to prevent it. Check out the results here.

Posted on September 16, 2008 by Tina Radcliffe • There are no comments, hop to it!

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