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Por que comer alimentos cozidos em altas temperaturas aumenta o risco de câncer? Cientistas de Stanford descobrem novas razões surpreendentes para isso

Por que comer alimentos cozidos em altas temperaturas aumenta o risco de câncer? Cientistas de Stanford descobrem novas razões surpreendentes para isso
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Por que comer alimentos cozidos em altas temperaturas aumenta o risco de câncer? Cientistas de Stanford descobrem uma nova e surpreendente razão pela qual

Um estudo inovador liderado por cientistas de Stanford sugere que consumir alimentos cozidos em altas temperaturas, como carne vermelha e frituras, pode ....

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Why Does Eating Foods Cooked at High Temperatures Increase Cancer Risk? Stanford Scientists Discover Surprising New Reason Why

Scientists have recently uncovered a surprising and potentially important reason why eating foods frequently cooked at high temperatures, such as red meat and deep-fried fare, elevates cancer risk. The suspected culprit: DNA within the food that’s been damaged by the cooking process. As shown for ....

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Heat-Damaged DNA in Food Linked to Genetic Risks in Mice Study

Heat-Damaged DNA in Food Linked to Genetic Risks in Mice Study
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Study in mice links heat-damaged DNA in food

Diets high in red meat and fried foods have long been tied to health risks, including cancer, and now a new study has revealed food DNA as a novel potential source of genetic damage. ....

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