Introduction
Scientific research is now suggesting a link between women’s lifestyles and eating habits and their risk of developing breast cancer. Making positive dietary choices and adopting a healthy lifestyle could offer protection from this disease for future generations of women.
SAC Position Paper – Soyfoods and the impact on breast cancer: current knowledge (PDF)
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