Despite decades of entreaties from the World Health Organization (WHO) and mothers alike to eat more fruits and vegetables , a new study has found that these dietary additions appear to do little to decrease the overall likelihood of getting cancer . [More]

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Original post by Scientific American Topic - Exercise and Fitness