Daily Mail

Eating fish twice a week makes you more likely to get melanoma - while drinking too much cow's milk raises risk of prostate cancer, research says

Following NHS advice to eat fish twice a week could leave you more prone to the deadliest type of skin cancer, research today suggested. Scientists analysed melanoma diagnosis rates among adults who ...
Daily Express

Scientists report 'negative effects' of eating too much fish, including immune deficiency

Dr Normand Hard warned: "We are seeing the potential for negative effects at really high levels of omega-3 fatty acid consumption." According to his research, too much oily fish could cause problems ...
The Sun

Eating too much fish ‘increases risk of exposure to toxic cancer-causing chemicals’

EATING too much fish could increase your risk of being exposed to toxic ‘forever chemicals’, experts have warned. These chemicals, known as PFAS – or perfluoroalkyl substances have previous been ...
Daily Express

Serious health advice issued to anyone who eats fish every day

12:49, Sun, Jun 1, 2025 Updated: 12:52, Sun, Jun 1, 2025 If you find yourself eating a lot of fish and seafood including tuna, there’s one thing you need to bear in mind. While there are lots of ...
The Independent

Eating two portions of fish a week linked to skin cancer, study suggests

Often lauded as a superfood, fish has its clear nutritional benefits, providing the body with vital fatty acids and vitamins. However, too much fish could well be a bad thing. According to a new study ...
Get Surrey

The healthy food you should never eat 'more than once a week'

Many people enjoy pate on toast as a handy lunch, supper or even a starter with a main meal. But if it is made with liver it could be something to cut back on. Experts are warning eating liver in any ...