Intake of red and processed meat on the incidence of cancer: Are the risks really relevant?
Abstract
Throughout the world, animal production faces huge sustainability challenges. The latter are exacerbated in the European Union (EU) by consumption issues linked, in particular, to the health and environmental impacts of meat consumption, and by the increasing societal concerns linked to animal welfare. Simultaneously, animal production may also provide benefits, notably from an economic and nutritional point of view. Some livestock systems,...
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Title
Intake of red and processed meat on the incidence of cancer: Are the risks really relevant?
Published Date
Dec 1, 2019
Journal
Volume
134
Pages
110884 - 110884
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