Article: Breast cancer. (Leonard Cohen believes one way to prevent breast cancer is a low-fat diet) (interview)

Article: Breast cancer and a low-fat ...
Women's Health Activist;  November 1, 2005 ;     700+ words ... ... the results of a breast cancer treatment trial were ... disease. Women with breast cancer were 20% less likely ... followed a very low-fat diet. This benefit was ... effectiveness of a low-fat diet in preventing breast cancer also began in the ...

Article: Breast cancer link in doubt // High-fat ...
Chicago Sun-Times;  March 10, 1999 ;     609 words ... ... evidence that a high-fat diet promotes breast cancer or that a low-fat ... who consume a low-fat diet are protected against breast cancer," said the study ... conclude that a low-fat diet increases breast cancer risk, because the ...

Article: Low-fat diet prevents breast cancer ...
Environmental Nutrition;  July 1, 2005 ;     700+ words ... ... fewer recurrences of breast cancer compared to women ... is a very low-fat diet we're talking ... whether a low-fat diet could help prevent ... If you're a breast cancer survivor, trying a low-fat diet is certainly worthwhile ...

Article: Low-fat diet reduces breast cancer ...
Family Practice News;  July 1, 2005 ;     700+ words ... ... ORLANDO, FLA. -- Breast cancer survivors on a low-fat diet had their rate ... that a low-fat diet will protect breast cancer survivors and ... postmenopausal women with breast cancer use dietary fat ... that a low-fat diet and/or weight ...

Article: Study: Breast cancer, high-fat diet ...
Post-Tribune (IN);  July 18, 2003 ;     534 words ... ... high-fat diets increase the risk of breast cancer. The study found that those who average ... suggesting diet plays little or no role in breast cancer risk. The study, published in this ... 2002, 168 of the women had developed breast cancer. Each of those cases was matched with ...

Article: Scientists link high-fat diet, breast ...
Telegraph - Herald (Dubuque);  July 19, 2003 ;     700+ words ... ... category, 14 percent developed breast cancer, compared with 20 percent ... the higher the risk of breast cancer. Women who ate a higher-fat diet were not necessarily fatter ... other factors promoting breast cancer, such as body weight and ...

Article: Study: High-fat diet might increase breast ...
Oakland Tribune;  July 18, 2003 ;     700+ words ... ... category, 14 percent developed breast cancer, compared with 20 percent ... the higher the risk of breast cancer. Women who ate a higher-fat diet were not necessarily fatter ... other factors promoting breast cancer, such body weight and total ...