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Old March 6th, 2003, 16:57
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Marine Fatty Acids Do Not Appear to Decrease Cancer

This review of the literature concludes that there is no good evidence to show that consumption of marine fatty acids decreases the risk of breast and other hormone related cancers. Comment: just because the research hasn't shown a benefit in terms of certain types of cancer, it does seem to be beneficial to the heart. [ AJCN -- Abstracts: Terry et al. 77 (3): 532 ]

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