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Adiposity and dietary indicators in premenopausal and postmenopausal women attending a breast cancer screening service in Peru

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By Carlos Salcedo, Luz Lazo, Gabriela Zea Linares
| Dialnet - Universidad de La Rioja
Background: Breast cancer is a leading cause of morbidity and mortality in Peru and worldwide. In addition to screening and early detection, lifestyle-related factors such as adiposity and dietary behaviours are relevant in cancer prevention. However, data describing these indicators in Latin American women attending screening services remain limited.
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D.C.’s traffic deaths: How a worsening trend traumatizes residents, victims Original

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By Luz Lazo
| The Washington Post Verified
Forty-seven people have died in traffic crashes in the nation’s capital this year, the deadliest since 2007, with a toll that has fallen disproportionately on the eastern side of the city. Residents, advocates and health-care workers say they are worried about a rise in crashes that has taken lives, traumatized communities and left many with lifelong physical and emotional wounds.
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Reckless drivers in spotlight as D.C. hits 16-year high on traffic deaths Original

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By Luz Lazo
| The Washington Post Verified
Comment Save The number of traffic fatalities in the nation’s capital has risen to a 16-year high this year, with incidents of reckless driving and speeding igniting a wave of road safety legislation after earlier attempts to stem the carnage had little effect. With just days left in the year, D.C. has recorded at least 49 traffic fatalities — 17 more than at the same time last year and the most in a single year since 2007, according to D.C. crash data.
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