Housework, brisk walking and gardening can help to cut the risk of developing breast cancer, according to research. In the largest study of its kind to date, the European Prospective Investigation Of Cancer (Epic), co-funded by Cancer Research UK …
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Researchers found women who spent six hours a day doing household chores, going for a brisk walk or gardening were 13 per cent less likely to develop breast cancer than their sedentary peers. Even those who … Previous research has estimated that more …
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The hunt for Patricia Wilson, 58, whose isolated stone cottage stands near the village of Vabre-Tizac in the Aveyron, came as prosecutors revealed that the body of the French gardener facing charges for her murder was covered with deep scratch marks.
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