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From pickles to papad: Oncologist reveals which everyday Indian foods could be worth rethinking for cancer prevention

Hindustan Times - Health ·
From pickles to papad: Oncologist reveals which everyday Indian foods could be worth rethinking for cancer prevention

Processed foods and high salt intake increase cancer risks, according to Dr Jay.

He advocates for embracing fresh ingredients instead of processed foods.

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