Etiology and Prevention of Colorectal Cancer

D. P. Burkitt

Hospital Practice · 1984 · 22 citations · 9 references

Concepts

Abstract

The most common neoplasm In the Western world and one that ranks among the leading causes of cancer death—colorectal cancer—is strongly associated with dietary risk factors: high fat intake and low fiber intake. The significance of those factors is supported by the dramatically lower colorectal cancer incidence in Third World populations.

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