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Having this relationship may extend life expectancy for cancer patients

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Study: Having This Relationship May Extend Life Expectancy for Cancer Patients

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By Meaghan Cameron Verified, Kristine Gasbarre Qaderi Verified
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A cancer diagnosis comes as a shock, no matter the circumstances. If there’s a silver lining, it’s that thanks to scientific and medical advancements, more individuals who have been diagnosed with cancer are triumphing over the disease and subsequently going on to lead long, healthy lives. In 2026, the National Cancer Institute cited 2025 research that suggested 18.6 million Americans have a history of cancer—meaning they’d been diagnosed, but had beat it.
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I Ate Sardines Every Day for a Week—Here’s What Happened

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Let’s get one thing out of the way: Sardines are not the most beautiful food in the world. However, it’s worth trying not to judge based on appearances here. Thanks to the COVID-19 pandemic, buying fish in a tin re-emerged as a trend when high-nutrition foods that optimize immunity also needed to have a substantial shelf-life for long stretches between supermarket visits. These small fish deliver big on all of the above.
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