“Service Learning in Health and Wellness” is a course offered by CCAPP at The City College of NY, which guides students to learn through hands-on services that address health issues in Harlem.
We've worked on making healthy snacks available in school vending machines, improved school cafeteria’s recycling, convinced local bodegas to offer healthy lunches, hosted farmers’ market, and developed a Healthy Living Guide with cancer prevention tips.
Thursday, May 12, 2011
Coffee can Reduce Breast Cancer Risk
A recent Sweedish study says women who drink five cups of coffee or more a day can reduce their risk of getting ER-negative breast cancer. ER-negative breast cancer is a hormone receptor type of breast cancer [estrogen receptor] meaning the breast cancer cells have a significant number of receptors for estrogen. The negative indicates that there is less response to hormone therapy. Approximately one third of all breast cancers are ER-negative. It is not known for sure if the type of coffee bean used or the method of preparation played a role in the results.
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