EFFECTS OF VARYING CALORIC INTAKE UPON TUMOR INCIDENCE AND TUMOR GROWTH
EFFECTS OF VARYING CALORIC INTAKE UPON TUMOR INCIDENCE AND TUMOR GROWTH
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10.1111/j.1749-6632.1947.tb30929.x
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1947-01-01
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TANNENBAUM, A
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TANNENBAUM, A
肿瘤可能部分依赖于营养，多年来一直被推测。毫无疑问，这一观点是基于一个简单而重要的事实，即单个细胞和有机体的起源和生长都需要营养。起初，这种方法是推测性的;然而，在过去的几年里，实验性的攻击提供了许多有价值的信息。营养与癌症的关系是多方面的。这些在原始出版物和1945年吉布森岛癌症会议上发表的综述中进行了讨论。事实上，这种关于不同热量摄入对肿瘤发病率和肿瘤生长的影响的有限介绍主要来自后者的综述。
That tumors might be dependent, in part, on nutrition, has been surmised for many years. This viewpoint was based, no doubt, on the simple but significant fact that nutrition is needed for the origin and growth of both individual cells and organisms. At first, the approach was speculative; in the past few years, however, the experimental attack has furnished much valuable information.The relationship of nutrition to cancer has many facets. These are discussed in the original publications and in a review presented at the Gibson Island Cancer Conference of 1945 (Tannenbaum, 1945~). In fact, this limited presentation on the effects of varying the caloric intake upon tumor incidence and tumor growth has been taken, mainly, from the latter review.