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by Cassandra Pollock, The Texas Tribune
January 16, 2017
Men who eat a lot of red meat seem most likely to develop a painful colon condition, according to a new study which some doctors say is another reason to eat meat only in moderation. (U.S. News & World Report)
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Cassandra Pollock was a state politics reporter for the Tribune. She joined the Tribune full-time in June 2017 after a fellowship during the 85th Texas Legislature. Pollock spent her first two years at... More by Cassandra Pollock
