Ratio of n-3/n-6 PUFAs and risk of breast cancer: a meta-analysis of 274135 adult females from 11 independent prospective studies

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@MohammedAlo n6 increases breast cancer risk https://t.co/t7UFOoE00b n6 without n3 may increase CHD/death risk https://t.co/5CVGdMtvrO n6 promote intestinal tumors https://t.co/249HvR1beH

New meta analysis research shows evidence to support ↗ intake ratio of #Omega3 : #Omega6 for #BreastCancer prevention http://t.co/3alrYrVMWJ

New meta analysis research shows evidence to support ↗ intake ratio of #Omega3 : #Omega6 for #BreastCancer prevention http://t.co/3alrYrVMWJ

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