It may be easy to remember to load up on fruits and vegetables and limit junk food. Here’s a quiz to remind you about some less-obvious links between diet and health. Each question has only one correct answer. Good luck!
To help prevent colorectal cancer, replace meat with beans, avoid additives in ultra-processed foods, pick a good screening test, and know when to get screened
When Scottish scientists examined data for 29,555 women born between 1988 and mid-1996, they found zero cases of invasive cervical cancer in those who got human papillomavirus (HPV) vaccines at 12 or 13 years of age (unlike those who got no vaccines).
When it comes to food and supplements, confusion abounds. One reason: Some ideas catch on and linger, despite iffy evidence or, worse yet, studies that prove them flat-out wrong. Here’s a handful of claims to doubt.
