A European study indicates that an extra serving of processed meat daily, specifically one slice of ham, correlates with a 9% higher risk of stomach cancer. This research highlights concerns regarding processed meat consumption and its health implications.
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A European study indicates that an extra serving of processed meat daily, specifically one slice of ham, correlates with a 9% higher risk of stomach cancer. This research highlights concerns regarding processed meat consumption and its health implications.
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One extra serving of processed meat a day linked to higher cancer risk
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