American Association for Cancer Research
Coverage of American Association for Cancer Research in the Nexus archive.
- Healthy diets spark lung cancer risk in non-smokers as pesticides loom
A study led by Dr. Jorge Nieva of USC Norris Comprehensive Cancer Center found a link between healthier diets rich in fruits, vegetables, and whole grains and increased lung cancer risk in non-smokers under 50. Researchers hypothesize that pesticides on conventionally grown produce may contribute to this association, though the study is observational and not peer-reviewed.
- Absurd study suggests eating fruits and vegetables leads to cancer
A controversial study claims eating fruits, vegetables, and whole grains increases lung cancer risk, but experts dismiss it as methodologically flawed and not peer-reviewed. The study, presented at the American Association for Cancer Research conference, aligns with recent trends promoting animal-based diets and questionable health practices under Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.