food as medicine Authors propose diets for avoiding — or surviving — cancer ‘The Anti-Cancer Diet’ and ‘Cooking Through Cancer Treatment to Recovery’ Coming from very different psychic places: two new books about ways to use food to prevent or cope with cancer. Oncologist David Khayat, a former president of France's National Cancer Institute, begins "The Anti-Cancer Diet: Reduce Cancer Risk Through the Foods You Eat" by noting that Japanese women have far lower rates of breast cancer than American women.

Caroline Dhavernas is a Canadian-born actress who is known for her work with Bryan Fuller projects such as Wonderfalls and the NBC Psychological horror drama series Hannibal. Other than that, the Canadian has also played in ABC medical drama Off The Map. Since then, Caroline has worked in many other films and movies, showing her versatile nature. Let’s know more about Caroline and her journey, living as an actress. And of course, we will include information on her personal life, net worth, and childhood.

Darlene Love is a singer and actress who began singing as a child with her local church choir. In 1962, she began recording with producer Phil Spector who renamed her Darlene Love. She sang lead on “He’s a Rebel” and “He’s Sure the Boy I Love,” which were credited to the Crystals. She was soon a highly sought-after vocalist and worked with many rock and soul legends of the 1960s, including Sam Cooke, Dionne Warwick, Bill Medley, the Beach Boys, Elvis Presley, Tom Jones, and Sonny and Cher.

He has also produced films such as Independence Day, Godzilla, and The Patriot. He has earned his net worth through his successful career in the entertainment industry. Dean Devlin is a Screenwriter and Producer who has a net worth of $15 Million. He was born in New York City in August 27, 1962 and is best known for his hit film, Universal Soldier. He has also produced films such as Independence Day, Godzilla, and The Patriot, earning his net worth through his successful career in the entertainment industry.

CHICAGO (WLS) — Dusek’s Tavern and Dining Hall, a popular Pilsen restaurant inside Thalia Hall, abruptly announced it is closing after 10 years. The restaurant announced the move on its social media profiles, saying it will remain open through New Year’s Eve dinner service. “Dusek’s was the blood sweat and tears of so many talented people over the years who lived and breathed it,” said co-owner Bruce Finkelman in a statement.