News — December 21, 2011 at 7:28 am

Holiday food temptation is everywhere. It’s at the office, the homes of family and friends, and possibly even in your own home. Don’t let your excessive eating spiral out of control. MD Anderson has the perfect plan to help you avoid those extra holiday pounds, while still indulging in your favorite holiday treats. “Maintaining a healthy weight plays a big part in preventing cancer,” says Sally Scroggs,...

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