Yoghurt-loving men have less risk of adenomas
A higher intake was beneficial in men but not in women, say study authors
Men may want to up their intake of yoghurt, with a study showing those who consume at least two serves a week are at a lower risk of developing colorectal adenomas.
In particular, yoghurt consumption reduced the risk of adenomas with a high malignant potential, the US researchers report in the journal Gut.