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[Summary] => The recent appointment of St. Luke’s Medical Center as the sole Philippine affiliate of the Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center, the world’s most prestigious cancer center, is an affirmation of the hospital’s leadership in the diagnosis, treatment and management of cancer in the Philippines.
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[Title] => Stale boiled peanuts may cause liver cancer  expert
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A cancer specialist warned yesterday that eating stale boiled peanuts may lead to liver cancer.
Talking on gastro-intestinal diseases in general, Dr. Priscilla Caguioa, president of the Philippine Society of Medical Oncology, said fungi grow on boiled peanuts that are stored or not consumed immediately.
Once ingested, the fungi will then release a toxic substance called aflatoxin that automatically attacks and destroys the liver, she said.
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Don’t go nuts over boiled peanuts.
A cancer specialist warned yesterday that eating stale boiled peanuts may lead to liver cancer.
Talking on gastro-intestinal diseases in general, Dr. Priscilla Caguioa, president of the Philippine Society of Medical Oncology, said fungi grow on boiled peanuts that are stored or not consumed immediately.
Once ingested, the fungi will then release a toxic substance called aflatoxin that automatically attacks and destroys the liver, she said.
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A cancer specialist warned yesterday that eating stale boiled peanuts may lead to liver cancer.
Talking on gastro-intestinal diseases in general, Dr. Priscilla Caguioa, president of the Philippine Society of Medical Oncology, said fungi grow on boiled peanuts that are stored or not consumed immediately.
Once ingested, the fungi will then release a toxic substance called aflatoxin that automatically attacks and destroys the liver, she said.
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A cancer specialist warned yesterday that eating stale boiled peanuts may lead to liver cancer.
Talking on gastro-intestinal diseases in general, Dr. Priscilla Caguioa, president of the Philippine Society of Medical Oncology, said fungi grow on boiled peanuts that are stored or not consumed immediately.
Once ingested, the fungi will then release a toxic substance called aflatoxin that automatically attacks and destroys the liver, she said.
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