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CRC EPIDEMIOLOGY AND DIETS

Date
May 9, 2023
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Society: AGA

The impact of diets on GI cancers has been well documented, however just recently we are understanding how diet impacts tumorigenesis. This session will provide recent work highlighting the precise mechanism by which diet can alter cancer survival, proliferation, progression, and treatment response of GI Cancers. Moreover, we will complement the mechanistic work in this area by epidemiologic studies that provide evidence for the effects of diet on cancer risk.

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Washington University

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