Dr. Barry Dworkin

Study finds lifestyle choices have impact on health outcomes more so than genetic predisposition

Health Headlines Commentary for June 14, 2016

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Source:

Lifestyle changes could save Canadian men millions of dollars

Reference:

How Much Does Tobacco, Smoking, Alcohol Use and Excess Weight Cost Individual Canadian Men?

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