The biological revolution - towards a mechanistic understanding of the impact of diet on cancer risk.

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There is strong epidemiological evidence to show that differences in diet explain a significant proportion of the variation in cancer incidence worldwide. However, because of the complex nature of eating behaviour and the chemical heterogeneity of foods, it remains very difficult to ascertain which aspects of diet, in what quantities and over what time-frames are responsible for modifying risk. In addition, there...

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