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Did Diet Politics Corrupt World Cancer Research Fund Recommendations?

Posted on November 13, 2007 by Trevor Butterworth

Trevor Butterworth, Huffington Post
One of the World Cancer Research Fund’s key recommendations on how to avoid cancer may be flawed because of what was not included in the survey …more
Originally published October 31, 2007

Filed under: Cancer, Colon Cancer, Diet, STATS on Huffington Post, Statistical Analysis | Tagged: , Harvard School of Public Health, Walter Willett | No Comments »

Harvard’s Inconvenient Data About Diet and Cancer

Posted on November 12, 2007 by Trevor Butterworth

Trevor Butterworth
Harvard’s massive pooling project is challenging conventional wisdom about diet and health – and a delay in publishing the most controversial finding has politicians demanding answers… more
Originally published October 12, 2007

Filed under: Colon Cancer, Diet, Meat, What's my risk | Tagged: , Harvard School of Public Health, Walter Willett | No Comments »