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Perceived role of dietary factors in cancer causation and prevention among university undergraduates
The impact of cancer on patients, care givers and family could be extremely traumatic, yet predisposition to the disease could be curtailed. Excess fat and calories; inadequate intake of fruits, vegetables, fibre, calcium and other dietary imbalances as well as alcohol, smoking and chronic infection...
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