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Low Fat Dietary Guide To Aid In The Management Of Skin Cancer

Sources
 

Diet and Skin Cancer
 

 Black HS,  Herd JA,  Goldberg  LH,  Wolf  JE, Thornby JI, et. al. “Effect of a Low-Fat Diet on the Incidence of Actinic Keratosis.” N  Engl J Med 330, 1272-1275, 1994.

Black HS, Thornby JI, Wolf JE, Goldberg LH, Herd JA, et. al. “Evidence That a Low-Fat Diet Reduces the Occurrence of Non-Melanoma Skin Cancer.” Int J Cancer 62, 165-169, 1995.

Jaax S, Scott LW, Wolf JE, Thornby JI, and Black HS. “General Guidelines for a Low-Fat Diet Effective in the Management and Prevention of Non-melanoma Skin Cancer.” Nutr Cancer 27, 150-156, 1997.

Black HS.  “Diet and Skin Cancer.” In Nutritional Oncology, (Heber D, Blackburn GL, and Go VLW, eds.) Academic Press, San Diego, CA, 1999.

Nutritional Assessment

Grant JP, Custer PB, and Thurlow J. “Current Techniques of Nutritional Assessment.”  The Surg Clin of North America 61, 437-463, 1981.

Selecting Low-Fat Foods in the Grocery Store and Restaurants, Recipes, and Other Useful Dietary Information

DeBakey ME, Gotto AM, Scott LW, Foreyt JP, et al. “The New Living Heart Diet,” New York:  Simon & Schuster, 1996.  

Appendix I adapted from Metropolitan Life Insurance tables, 1959.  Appendix IV adapted from FDA and USDA regulations. Appendix V adapted from USDA, Agricultural Handbook series no.8 and Nutrition Data System, Univ. of Minnesota. 


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