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See Latest ArticlesEpigenetics: Origins and implications for cancer epidemiology
Medical Hypotheses, 10/13/09
Nise MS et al. – Moving the focus beyond ‘pristine’ inheritance via DNA alone, cancer epidemiology investigating epigenetic exposures such as environmental factors (exposure to heavy metals, air pollution, arsenic and other toxins), dietary patterns (starvation, famine, contamination), and lifestyle habits (smoking, level of physical activity, and BMI) in populations has the prospect to significantly benefit future cancer prevention and treatment schemes.
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