Eating broccoli and tomatoes together may offer better protection against prostate cancer than eating either vegetable alone, cancer researchers reported.
When fish is not contaminated, moderate consumption of the protein-rich food source by pregnant women and young children appears to boost the children's neurological development.
Scientists in the Netherlands reviewed 37 prospective cohort and four intervention studies on potential dietary risk factors for prostate cancer, published between 1966 and September 2003.
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