Does Colle Cancer Cause Colon Cancer

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This is video by the Fox News, talks about a research done by the New York University about processed meat. From their research they are sure that processed meat is known to cause Colon Cancer depending on how much processed meat we eat. Colon cancer is the third most common cause of death in both men and women. These days everyone eats a lot of processed meat in their daily lives and they are suggested to reduce that. It is suggested that we eat more vegetables and beans and fresh meat.

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