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5/2/2008

Apples may be appealing for a very good reason. A new study shows the bulk of apples’ anticancer properties lie in the peel. Researchers analyzed the chemical composition of apple peels and identified a group of phytochemicals that proved potent against at least three different types of human cancer cells: breast, colon, and liver. Countless studies have supported the old adage “An apple a day keeps the doctor away.” So the next time you go to peel an apple, don’t. You’ll be getting rid of the best part.

Attention ladies, with the kids getting out of school soon, you will find more than enough excuses to forget your annual mammogram. So to help you out and squeeze it into your schedule, St. John’s is on the road next week with our Mobile Mammography unit. We will be in Pineville and Goodman, Missouri on Tuesday, May 6th. And for more information about upcoming screenings, call St. John’s Referral One at 625-2000 or log onto stj.com.

 

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