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The role of red and processed meat in colorectal cancer development: a perspective
Marije Oostindjer
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, Jan Alexander
, Gro V. Amdam
, Grethe Andersen
, Nathan S. Bryan
, Duan Chen
, Denis E. Corpet
, Stefaan De Smet
, Lars Ove Dragsted
, Anna Haug
, Anders H. Karlsson
, Gijs Kleter
, Theo M. de Kok
, Bard Kulseng
, Andrew L. Milkowski
, Roy J. Martin
, Anne-Maria Pajari
, Jan Erik Paulsen
, Jana Pickova
, Knut Rudi
Marianne Sodring, Douglas L. Weed, Bjorg Egelandsdal
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Colorectal Cancer
100%
Processed Meat
100%
Red Meat
100%
Cancer Development
100%
Meat Intake
33%
Cancer Risk
16%
Oslo
16%
Epidemiological Data
16%
Phytochemicals
16%
Norway
16%
Healthiness
16%
Nutritional Recommendations
16%
Potential Health Risk
16%
White Meat
16%
Cancer Occurrence
16%
Food Composition Database
16%
Meat Processing
16%
Animal Breeding
16%
Meat Composition
16%
Animal Feeding
16%
Mechanistic Data
16%
INIS
cancer
100%
meat
100%
intake
30%
data
10%
risks
10%
food
10%
recommendations
10%
animals
10%
biological markers
10%
feeding
10%
processing
10%
diet
10%
health hazards
10%
norway
10%
breeding
10%
Food Science
Processed Meat
100%
Red Meat
40%
Dietary Recommendation
20%
Food Composition Databases
20%
Meat Composition
20%
Meat Processing
20%
White Meat
20%
Potential Health Risk
20%