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Cancer-prone oxyradical overload disease.

IARC scientific publications - 1 Jan 1999

Ambs S, Hussain S P, Marrogi A J, Harris C C

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Oxyradical overload disease develops in conditions involving chronic inflammation and may be of inherited etiology, e.g. haemochromatosis and Wilson disease, be acquired, e.g. infection with hepatitis B or C virus or Helicobactor pylori, or be chemically induced, e.g. acid reflux in Barrett oesophagus. Susceptibility to cancer is frequently a pathological consequence of extensive oxyradical damage that leads to a...

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