An ecological study of cancer mortality rates including indices for dietary iron and zinc
Grant, W.B.
Anticancer Research 28(3b): 1955-1963
2008
ISSN/ISBN: 0250-7005 PMID: 18630488 Document Number: 615608
Background: Dietary iron and zinc affect the risk of cancer, with dietary iron generally correlated with increased risk and dietary zinc with reduced risk. However, zinc supplements have been found correlated with increased risk of cancer.
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