If you follow the news, you'll hear a story about cancer, what seems like every single day.

Process meats cause cancer, and red meat probably does too.

An important new alert about the safety of cell phones and the possible risk of cancer.

It's really confusing, especially if you're like me, and you want to live the best you for many years to come.

Johnson and Johnson has lost yet another multi-million dollar lawsuit, which claims an ingredient

and its popular baby talcum powder causes cancer.

What about the one drink that Americans love?

Coffee consumption has never been higher in the United States since they started

taking this survey back in 1950. The Council for Education and Research on Toxics wants businesses

to warn consumers about a possible cancer risk from coffee. That's right, coffee. In fact,

62% of us have at least one cup of coffee every single day.

But there is word tonight that even as little as one cup of coffee, even decaf coffee, could have powerful health benefits.

And it's not just coffee. Have you ever heard of the French paradox? It's a well-researched phenomenon that refers to people who live in certain parts of France,

where red wine is commonly consumed during meals.

Drinking alcohol, in what many people think is moderation,

increases the risk of cancer, according to a new scientific paper.

The French have fewer causes of death, because of the theory that says red wine boosts heart health,

improves cholesterol, manages diabetes, fights obesity, and fights free radical damage.

In other words, the accumulation of free radicals plays a major role in the development of chronic and degenerative diseases, including cancer.

If the promise holds true, I think this has the chance to change healthcare.

He's talking about resveratrol, a substance found in red wine, that concentrated in the form of a simple pill could significantly extend life.

Okay, just admit it. Whenever you get this weird symptom, what do you do? I do it too. You run to the bar.

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