Study: Bottle Of Wine A Week 'As Bad As 5-10 Cigarettes' For Cancer Risk
Drinking a bottle of wine per week increases the risk of cancer by the equivalent of smoking five to 10 cigarettes, according to a new study.
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Drinking a bottle of wine per week increases the risk of cancer by the equivalent of smoking five to 10 cigarettes, according to a new study.
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The Texas Rangers get ready to open their season at Globe Life Park in Arlington.
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The Texas Cowboys are a group of students who fire off a cannon at Longhorn football games.
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