Nature, Nurture, and Bad Luck: Revisiting the Link Between Diet, Lifestyle, and Cancer

[...]policy makers, health care providers, and concerned consumers search for strategies to prevent cancer from occurring. Foremost is the exclusion of several common cancer types from their data set-breast cancer (28% of all cancer in women), prostate cancer (26% of all cancer in men), small cell l...

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Published in:Integrative medicine (Encinitas, Calif.) Calif.), 2016-03, Vol.15 (1), p.22-23
Main Author: Birdsall, Timothy C
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Alcohol
Arsenic
Deoxyribonucleic acid
Diet
Disease prevention
DNA
Health care
Health risk assessment
Lifestyles
Lung cancer
Medical research
Mens health
Mortality
Mutation
Nutrition research
Prostate cancer
Public health
Smoking
Tobacco
Womens health
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Summary:[...]policy makers, health care providers, and concerned consumers search for strategies to prevent cancer from occurring. Foremost is the exclusion of several common cancer types from their data set-breast cancer (28% of all cancer in women), prostate cancer (26% of all cancer in men), small cell lung cancer (15% of all lung cancers), and squamous cell lung cancer (25% of all lung cancers).
ISSN:1546-993X
1945-7081