"...human
ecological studies suggest that dietary fat intake is associated with a risk
of breast cancer. Individual-based studies have given contradictory
results."
The researchers then did a comprehensive study of all scientific reports
published up to July, 2003. Their conclusion? "Combined estimates of risk
for total and saturated fat intake, and for meat intake, all indicate an
association between higher intakes and an increased risk of breast
cancer."
Conclusive Study Says Eating Fats Increases Risk of Breast Cancer Bibliography
British Journal of Cancer, vol.89, 2003. By:Boyd, Stone, Minkin, et al., Div. of Epidemiology & Statistics, Ontario Cancer Inst., 610 University Ave., Toronto, Canada M5G 1K9.
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