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• 2003 Archive

Weight Gain Increases Cancer Risk

(June 24, 2004)

UB epidemiologists have found a strong link between weight gain and risk of post-menopausal breast cancer for women who put on the most pounds between their first pregnancy and menopause, compared to those who gained the least.
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