The preventive effects of indigenous and exogenesis milk and milk products ingredients on cancers
@inproceedings{2018ThePE, title={The preventive effects of indigenous and exogenesis milk and milk products ingredients on cancers}, author={}, year={2018} }
Cancer is a leading global cause of death and disability in the world. Observational evidence suggests that approximately 30–40% of cancer cases are potentially preventable via modification of nutritional factors and food consumption patterns. Milk and milk products are recognized as functional foods, suggesting their use has a direct and significant effect on health outcomes and their consumption correlates with a reduced risk of numerous cancers. The preventive effects of milk and dairy… CONTINUE READING
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