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Please suggest what foods help women to prevent lung, breast and cervical cancers?
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Unfortunately none: There are no specific dietary changes that prevent these cancers. However, eating a balanced, lower calorie diet with lots of fresh foods can improve overall health and may minimize the risk of getting some types of cancer.
Answered 4/5/2013
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