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High-fat diets leave a 'memory' in the gut that favours colon cancer

Original headline: Las dietas ricas en grasas dejan una "memoria" en el intestino que favorece el cáncer de colon

3 outlets · first reported by El Mundo Salud on · latest · 3 countries

A fat-rich diet causes lasting changes in intestinal stem cells that could raise colon cancer risk. (El Mundo Salud)

Coverage, in order

  1. first El Mundo Salud Spain mainstream es
    High-fat diets leave a 'memory' in the gut that favours colon cancerLas dietas ricas en grasas dejan una "memoria" en el intestino que favorece el cáncer de colon

    A fat-rich diet causes lasting changes in intestinal stem cells that could raise colon cancer risk.Una dieta rica en grasas provoca cambios duraderos en las células madre intestinales que podrían aumentar el riesgo tumoral , según un estudio publicado en Stem Cell Reports por investigadores de la Universidad Estatal de Arizona (Estados Unidos).

  2. Medical Xpress indie
    High-fat diet may increase colon cancer risk by changing intestinal stem cells

    Researchers at Arizona State University, U.S., have found that a high-fat diet leaves lasting changes in intestinal stem cells, potentially increasing the risk of tumor development.

  3. Science Media Centre UK indie study peer-reviewedin animals
    expert reaction to study in mice suggesting high-fat diet may increase risk of colon cancer through changes in intestinal stem cells

    Scientists react to study in mice published in Stem Cell Reports* suggesting high-fat diet may increase risk of colon cancer through changes in intestinal stem cells. Prof Dusko Ilic, Professor of Stem Cell Science, King’s College London : “This is an interesting mechanistic study of intestinal…

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