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Lowering Dietary Fat May Help Prevent Prostate Cancer


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A short-term study in men assigned either a diet high in polyunsaturated fat or a low-fat diet with fish oil supplements will now take place to further determine whether diets affect malignant and benign human prostate tissue, Aronson said.

"We're looking at specific markers and growth factors in human tissue known to be important for development and progression of prostate cancer," he said. "It's this work we hope will lead to longer term prevention strategies incorporating dietary changes."

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The National Cancer Institute has more about prostate cancer.

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-- Kevin McKeever

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Last updated 5/15/2008

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SOURCE: University of California, Los Angeles, news release, May 15, 2008


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