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Article: STUDY: ANTI-OXIDANTS DON'T FIGHT CANCER
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- September 30, 2004
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United Press International
09-30-2004
Study: Anti-oxidants don't fight cancer
LONDON, Estonia, Sep 30, 2004 (United Press International via COMTEX) -- Strong evidence shows antioxidant supplements such as vitamins are not effective against gastro-intestinal cancer, researchers say.
That is the conclusion of a major review and analysis of previously published randomized trials. The review was carried in this week's issue of Britain's The Lancet.
The report said some combinations of supplements may even slightly increase gastro-intestinal cancer risk, while selenium may be associated with a risk reduction.
The human diet is a complex mix of oxidants and antioxidants. ...
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