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Review Article

Eating Fish Protects against Some Cancers: Epidemiological and Experimental Evidence for a Hypothesis

Gabriel A. Kune Professor of Surgery, University of Melbourne, Australia
Pages 139-144 | Published online: 13 Jul 2009

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GabrielA. Kune, Susan Bannerman, Barry Field, LyndseyF. Watson, Heather Cleland, David Merenstein & Luis Vitetta. (1992) Diet, alcohol, smoking, serum β‐carotene, and vitamin A in male nonmelanocytic skin cancer patients and controls. Nutrition and Cancer 18:3, pages 237-244.
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Geovanni Espinosa & Aaron Katz. 2009. Food and Nutrients in Disease Management. Food and Nutrients in Disease Management.

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