… that 30–40% of all cancer incidence in the world can be … , physical activity and obesity to a
range of cancers 1,2,3 (Table 1)… all cancers can be prevented by an expanded set of nutritional …

… of some types of cancer, suggesting that rapid changes in cancer incidence can occur
after … In elegant experiments in mice, nutritional changes during pregnancy were shown to …

… -cancer incidence according to linear and nonlinear dose–response, in order to examine
the shape of the relationship. A weak but statistically significant nonlinear, but not U-shaped, …

… Cancer incidence data Cancer sites selected for the present study were … cancers of the
colon and rectum, thyroid, oesophagus, pancreas, stomach, breast and prostate(17). Cancer …

… In this review, we describe the changing global patterns of cancer incidence and mortality
for select common cancer sites using incidence and mortality data compiled in CancerMondial …

… incidence of and mortality from cancer, while diminishing the spiraling costs devoted to …
all impacted by genetic variation in a complex dynamic that is rarely integrated into our human …

… and absorption, specific dynamic action, and synthesis or … in cancer mortality between
overweight and underweight individuals ! Inasmuch as this relationship between cancer incidence …

… addressing nutrition questions of public health significance [5]. To grasp these dynamic and
… rates of cardiovascular disease (and some cancers) mirroring WHO estimates of what may …

… for Research on Cancer's CANCERMondial clearinghouse to present age-standardized
cancer incidence and death rates for 2003–2007. We also present trends in incidence through …

… Many cancer treatments induce DNA damage to … cancer, must also be developed. In this
review, we detail the mechanisms from which genomic instability arises and can lead to cancer, …