Titlebook: Colorectal Cancer; From Pathogenesis to Helmut Karl Seitz,Ulrich A. Simanowski,Nicholas A. Book 1989 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1989

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-91902-7approximately 500000 new cases of this type of cancer worldwide each year (Muir and Parkin 1985). It is becoming more apparent that environmental factors, particularly dietary constituents, are important and are causally implicated in a significant percentage of colorectal cancer.

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Otso Hannula,J. Tuomas Harviainentive lack of progress indicates a fundamental weakness in the strategies with which we are attacking the disease as diagnosis and treatment are both focused on the established cancer and ignore its primary cause(s).

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Springer Series in Reliability Engineeringverages have been widely used for their pleasant taste and their mood-altering effects. However, during the last few decades alcohol consumption has steadily increased worldwide, and alcoholism has become one of the major health problems. Haevy alcohol ingestion exerts a deleterious effect on almost

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Kwang Pil Chang,Daejun Chang,Enrico Zioe to the genesis of human cancers. Because the human diet is essentially a compilation of many and varied chemical nutrients, it has been logical to assume that some of the nutrients could be related to the carcinogenic process. We live, however, in a sea of environmental chemicals. Many of these ag

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Simulation Modeling for Watershed ManagementRogers and Nauss 1985; Pozharisski et al. 1979; LaMont and O’Gorman 1978; Amberger 1986; Gilbert 1987). The importance of these models lies in their potential relevance to human colorectal neoplasia. Pathogenesis, diagnosis, and treatment have been addressed in experimental models.

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