New study finds Mediterranean diet may help cancer survivors live longer by reducing all-cause and cardiovascular mortality risks.

Can a Mediterranean diet help cancer survivors? Yes, a new study shows it can reduce mortality and improve heart health in those diagnosed with cancer.

Researchers have found that adhering to the Mediterranean diet – known for being rich in vegetables and whole grains and low in sugar and salt – can reduce the risk of mortality for cancer survivors.

The Mediterranean diet can help cancer survivors live longer, according to a new study. The 13-year study has uncovered that the diet, which is heavy on fish, olive oil and vegetables, can be ...

In a comparative pilot study, the Mediterranean diet and the low FODMAP diet both provided relief for patients with IBS.

A Mediterranean-style diet may help lower heart disease-related death risk in cancer survivors, according to a study from Italy. Image credit: Vera Lair/ Stocksy.

Each 2-point increase in Mediterranean diet score linked to significantly lower all-cause mortality. HealthDay News — For cancer survivors, higher adherence to a traditional Mediterranean diet ...