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Tea Consumption Associated with Lower Risk of Death

In a study of ~5 million people, researchers observed associated health benefits from drinking 2+ cups of tea per day.
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Healthy Lifestyle and Risk of Death Among Former Smokers

Former smokers who adhered to evidence-based recommendations for body weight, physical activity, and alcohol intake had a lower risk of mortality than former smokers who didn't adhere to these recommendations.
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Fellows Received AACR Scholar-in-Training Award

Drs. Vo and McGee-Avila received a training award to attend the 2022 AACR Health Disparities Meeting.

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