Ovarian neoplasm
- Humans1
- Animals3
Interventions
1Caloric restriction
upin mice1
1 study
Caloric restriction
upin mice1
Caloric restriction increases ovarian neoplasm in mice.
“All animals subjected to food restriction lived longer and developed more ovarian neoplasms than those fed ad libitum.”
Animalsfemales
Journal of the National Cancer Institute1 Jun 1984
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