摘要: Breast cancer (BC), the leading in women, shows increasing prevalence worldwide parallel with western metabolic epidemics, i.e. obesity, syndrome, and diabetes. Though BC closely shares major risk factors these diseases, connection to its dietary prevention is not widely supported.The present chapter aims update scope evidence base underpinning potential for nutritional contributions prevention.
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