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Brief Report:  An Evolutionary Basis to Cancer Growth

2021-03-02

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<title>Abstract</title> <p><bold><italic>Background</italic></bold>. Recently we have reviewed the evidence that excessive intake of fructose, present in added sugars, may be a unique nutrient that stimulates tumor growth while also causing obesity and metabolic syndrome, thereby providing one of the reasons why obesity is associated with increased risk for various cancers. Prior studies have suggested that one o...

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fc38d606-51c8-5175-a2e6-5ec8a2b41140
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10.21203/rs.3.rs-272712/v1
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