Background This meta-analysis aimed to investigate the effect of antioxidant supplements
on the primary and secondary prevention of cancer as reported by randomized controlled …

OBJECTIVE To estimate the association between antioxidant use and primary cancer
incidence and mortality and to evaluate these effects across specific antioxidant compounds …

Background The evidence on whether antioxidant supplements prevent gastrointestinal
cancers is contradictory. Aim To assess the beneficial and harmful effects of antioxidant …

Background Oxidative stress can cause cancer. Our aim was to establish whether
antioxidant supplements reduce the incidence of gastrointestinal cancer and mortality …

A voluminous body of epidemiological research concerning the potential role of antioxidant
nutrients in the prevention of cancers has accumulated over the past few decades. However …

Background Oxidative stress is the first step involved in mutagenesis, carcinogenesis and
aging. There has been great interest in recent years in potentially health benefits of dietary …

Antioxidants and cancer: the epidemiologic evidence Page 65 Chapter 5 ANTIOXIDANTS
AND CANCER: THE EPIDEMIOLOGIC EVIDENCE Jerry W. McLarty Contents I. Introduction. A …

The purpose of this review is to summarize the most important human clinical trials of
antioxidants as cancer prevention agents conducted to date, provide an overview of …

This review considers the published evidence concerning the suggestion that the risk of
acquiring cancer may be reduced by antioxidants found in fruit and vegetables. Evidence …

Editor's Note: This month we continue our exploration of the scientific basis for health claims
on foods and in advertising with an initial look at the current evidence on antioxidants in …