Titlebook: Diet and the Aetiology of Cancer; Anthony B. Miller Conference proceedings 1989 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1989 cancer.carcinogenes

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Dietary Fat, Dietary Cholesterol and Obesity as Risk Factors for Colorectal Cancer, Kidney Cancer ay one of the most intensively discussed and investigated components in this framework and it may be that the role of dietary fat in the aetiology of coronary heart diseases has contributed to this orientation of research efforts.

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Conference proceedings 1989atment of cancer. There are two main reasons why such an initiative was considered necessary. Firstly, the teaching of oncology requires a rigorously multidiscipli­ nary approach which is difficult for the Universities to put into practice since their system is mainly disciplinary orientated. Second

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Vitamins, Minerals and Other Dietary Factors,he occupational setting, and not in relation to diet. Similar considerations apply to food colouring agents and food preservatives. Aflatoxin is, however, considered as evidence has been accumulating on its association with primary liver cancer in Africa and Asia.

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Dietary Fat, Nutritional Status and Endocrine-Associated Cancers,analytical studies were available. Several studies that found an association are heavily flawed in the design and/or analysis, especially the earlier ones. Even well conducted studies, apparently, give contradictory results.

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Dietary Fibre Carbohydrate and Cancer: Epidemiologic Evidence, early 1970s, it was suggested that this low-fibre diet was responsible for the high risk of large bowel cancer in the westernized parts of the world, and also to play a role for a number of other diseases characteristic of Western societies such as appendicitis, diverticulosis, hemorrhoids and varicose veins [1].

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Experimental Studies of Fat, Fibre and Calories in Carcinogenesis,able for the study of aspects of both cancers, but there is some controversy regarding their value in determining the role of diet in the causation of these cancers. This is especially so in colorectal carcinogenesis where the effect of dietary factors varies with the carcinogen and the strain of animal used.

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