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Nutritional Concepts in the Treatment of Cancer,f this high incidence, the practicing oncologist must not only recognize the malnourished patient who presents for oncologic therapy and be able to initiate measures to replenish the patient before proceeding with therapy but must also attempt to prevent further nutritional depletion during treatment.

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Home Management of Nutrition for Patients Receiving Cancer Therapy, status and nutrient requirements of a patient being treated for a malignancy on an outpatient basis. This review also describes factors which influence the nutritional status of the cancer patient and outlines methods of management.

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Feeding Children, providing medical care for children Can and should provide information to parents regarding present understanding of infant nutrition in the hope that some illnesses in children may be lessened and the goals of Prolonged better health attained.

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rned with what these materials are, how they function, what effects they have when absent and what happens to them when ingested. During the past two centuries such nutritional disorders as scurvy, beriberi, rickets and pellagra have been discovered, successfully treated and eradicated by physicians

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How to Make a Nutritional Diagnosis,eases. Evaluation of nutritional status will also provide very important information regarding the risk factors for chronic diseases such as coronary heart disease, hypertension, diabetes and cancer of the colon.