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Until recently, investigation into the causes of chronic disease, including cancer, has focused on adult behavioural or “lifestyle” factors. There is growing evidence, however, that exposures at different stages of the life course influence disease risk.1 Diet is considered to be of particular importance in the aetiology of many adult cancers2 and it is probable that diet acts cumulatively, throughout life, on a person’s risk of neoplasia.
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