A new study from the Oxford University and Cancer Research UK, which was published in 'Nature,' found that the amount of ...

Drink up - milk, that is. A recent study suggests that calcium, the mineral found easiest in a glass of milk, can be used to ...

Groundbreaking study of 542,000 women shows that consuming calcium daily may lower colorectal cancer risk by 17%. Learn what ...

In what they've confirmed as the largest study looking at the effects of diet on rates of colon cancer, researchers in the UK ...

Consuming an extra 300 mg of calcium a day, roughly the amount in a large glass of milk, could be linked to a decreased risk of bowel cancer, a large study has found.1 Researchers from Oxford ...

Consumption of dairy products, particularly milk, had a significant association with a reduced risk of colorectal cancer (CRC ...

Consuming foods and drinks rich in calcium is linked with a lower risk of colorectal cancer, a large new study has found.

Then, top it off with supplements. Common Sources of Calcium: 1 cup of milk or calcium added soy milk=300 mg 1 cup of calcium added juice=350 mg take calcium carbonate (Tums, Caltrate, Oscal, Viactiv, ...

The study found that, on average, adding 300 mg of calcium to your daily diet — roughly the amount found in a large glass of ...

[21–23] Despite the typical southern Italian regional habit of drinking a glass of milk with coffee in the morning (about 300 mg of calcium), median daily calcium intake in our HIV-infected ...

For every 300 mg of daily calcium intake, the risk of CRC decreased by 17%, the strongest inverse association identified among almost 100 dietary factors analyzed. A genetics-based analysis of ...