Article: Oily fish cuts risk of asthma; Good Health.

Article: EATING OILY FISH CUTS PROSTATE CANCER RISK; ...
The Mirror (London, England);  March 25, 2009 ;     652 words ... ... BY EMILY COOK HEALTH CORRESPONDENT MEN who regularly eat oily fish or seafood reduce their risk of getting prostate cancer by ... diagnosed with the disease and 478 healthy men. Men who ate oily fish or shellfood, one to three times a month had a 36 per cent ...

Article: Oily fish cuts risk of child diabetes.
The Daily Mail (London, England);  September 26, 2007 ;     561 words ...Byline: Fiona Macrae EATING oily fish could cut the risk of children developing diabetes. A study found that omega 3 fatty acids - abundant in fish such as trout andsardines ...

Article: Three oily fish meals a week can cut memory loss by ...
The Daily Mail (London, England);  August 5, 2008 ;     700+ words ...Byline: Jenny Hope EATING oily fish cuts the risk of memory loss and stroke ... week, including one portion of oily fish. In the latest study, 3,660 ... grilled or baked tuna and other oily fish three times or more each week had ...

Article: Poisons warning over that 'healthy' oily fish; ...
The Daily Mail (London, England);  June 25, 2004 ;     700+ words ... ... hailed as among the healthiest of foods. Oily fish, with its combination of vitamins ... do not eat enough fish, particularly oily fish. The agency concluded that men and boys ... children, can eat up to four portions of oily fish a week. Girls and women who may become ...

Article: Weekly limit on oily fish in health alert.
The Evening Standard (London, England);  June 24, 2004 ;     681 words ...Byline: REBECCA SMITH OILY fish is good for you - as long as you don't ... published guidelines detailing just how much oily fish is safe to eat. The Food Standards Agency said eating oily fish is important and stressed that most Britons ...

Article: Weekly limit on oily fish in health alert
Evening Standard - London;  June 24, 2004 ;     642 words ...OILY fish is good for you - as long as you don't eat too ... time published guidelines detailing just how much oily fish is safe to eat. The Food Standards Agency said eating oily fish is important and stressed that most Britons do not ...

Article: Oily fish twice a week could keep the asthma ...
Western Mail (Cardiff, Wales);  December 6, 2002 ;     538 words ...EATING oily fish such as salmon and mackerel twice a week ... researchers looked at the link between oily fish consumption and asthma-re-lated symptoms ... were much less likely to regularly eat oily fish than individuals without asthma symptoms ...