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Contagious cancer found in catfish. What could that mean for humans?

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By Adam Cohen, Hal Scofield
| The Oklahoman Verified
Adam’s Journal I read a story about a contagious form of cancer in catfish. Is it only a matter of time before we all start catching cancer from one another? More: Scientists discover cancer that spreads between catfish Dr. Scofield Prescribes Last month, scientists published a study detailing a form of melanoma they’d discovered in catfish living in a lake that borders Vermont and Quebec. Need a news break?
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When it comes to protecting your skin, is there a miracle product?

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By Adam Cohen, Hal Scofield
| The Oklahoman Verified
Adam’s Journal Do anti-aging creams actually work? Or are they just expensive placebos? Dr. Scofield Prescribes Yes, some anti-aging creams really do work. However, only a small number of ingredients show strong clinical evidence. And rather than being transformative, their effects are modest and gradual — or preventive. When it comes to protecting your skin against wrinkles, pigmentation and loss of elasticity, there’s one clear winner.
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Are salads safe to eat amid cyclospora outbreak? What a doctor says

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By Adam Cohen, Hal Scofield
| The Oklahoman Verified
Adam’s Journal I’m a big salad person. But with the ongoing outbreak of stomach illness that’s been traced to eating raw lettuce, should I — at least temporarily — rethink that? And if I want to keep loading up on greens and the like, are there things I can do to protect myself? Dr. Scofield Prescribes As tempting as it may seem, the current outbreak should not serve as an excuse to adopt a diet consisting exclusively of fried foods and baked goods.
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