Pollution, carcinogenesis and cancer prevention.

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Epidemiological and other data indicate that most cancer is due to environmental factors in the broader sense of the term and, therefore, presumably preventable to a great extent. Consequently, the identification of carcinogens in the environment is of fundamental importance in cancer prevention. Oncogene research has given new insight into the cellular signal pathways, as well as genetic alterations leading to...

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