Advances in Nutrition and Cancer

Contributes to the ongoing debates about how the risk of cancer is related to the kinds of food people eat, the methods of preparation and cooking, and additives and pesticides. The apparently cancer-deterring Mediterranean diet is highlighted, and not only because it was Naples where the 17 papers

Molecular Bases of Malignant Transformation: Growth Factors and Malignant Transformation; S.A. Aaronson, et al. Tumor Suppressor Genes which Encode Transcriptional Repressors; F.J. Rauscher, III Enzyme Deficiency and Tumor Suppressor Genes; F. Della Ragione, et al. HOX Gene Expression in Human Cancers; P. Barba, et al. Epidemiological Studies: Risk Factors and Diet: Nutrition and Cancer; F. Fidanza Diet and Precancerous Lesions; M.J. Hill Dietary Prevention of Chronic Diseases; S. Panico, et al. Dietary Fibers and Cancer; A. Giacosa, et al. Dietary Fiber in the Prevention of Cardiovascular Disease; G. Riccardi, A.V. Ciardullo Clinical Research and Perspectives: Diet and Large Bowel Cancer J. Faivre, et al. On the Nutritional Etiology of Breast Cancer; F. de Waard Diet and Gastric Cancer; P.I. Reed Diet, Coeliac Disease and Gatrointestinal Neoplasm; G. Mazzacca 4 additional articles. Index.