Calorie restriction for human aging: is there a potential benefit for cancer?: Molecular & Cellular Oncology: Vol 5, No 4

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ABSTRACT

Caloric restriction in non-obese humans improves metabolic efficiency and reduces oxidative damage markers which may decrease cancer incidence and progression.

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This is an auto-commentary written in part by Dr. Leanne Redman who is the first author of the manuscript reviewed here.

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