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Can certain foods have an affect on cervical cancer? is it possible for some foods to negatively or positively affect cervical cancer?
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Unlikely: In general healthy foods may be protective from developing cancer but once you have it , food plays little part in affecting cancer positively or negatively.
Answered 3/5/2013
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