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The comparative study of serum iron, copper, and zinc levels between bladder cancer patients and a control group
International Urology and Nephrology, 06/25/09
Mazdak H et al. - In the present study, a relationship was seen between the level of trace elements and the occurrence of bladder cancer, suggesting that an increase in the serum level of Cu and a decrease in the levels of Zn and Fe might be important causes of bladder cancer occurrence; however, defining such a cause-and-effect relationship needs several prospective studies to be done, which seems necessary with regard to the high prevalence of this cancer.
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