A glass of milk a day could help keep bowel cancer away—or so finds a study by Oxford University and Cancer Research UK. The ...

While current nutritional guidelines have focused on consuming low-fat dairy products and minimizing dairy intake altogether, a recent large, multinational study has shown that whole-fat milk ...

Drinking a large glass of milk daily can reduce bowel cancer risk by 17%, according to a study by University of Oxford researchers. This benefit is attributed to an additional 300mg of calcium intake.

COMMENT: Admitting to enjoying of glass of cow’s milk as an adult is tantamount to saying you collect cuddly toys and take baths with a sibling. But haters take note: ignoring the ick and ...

An international team of researchers found milk drinkers have lower levels of cholesterol, while those who drank a glass a day reduced the risk of suffering from heart disease.

The study, by Oxford University and Cancer Research UK, found that a large glass of milk lowers your risk by 17%. The lead researcher, Dr Keren Papier, said to The Independent: “This is the most ...

The researchers found that, on average, an extra 300mg of calcium per day – equivalent to a large 240ml glass of milk or a couple of pots of yoghurt – led to a 17% decrease in the risk of ...

The analysis revealed that participants who consumed an additional 244g of milk per day — roughly equivalent to one large glass containing 300mg of calcium — had a 17% lower risk of developing ...