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Verwerkt vlees staat nu geboekstaafd als 'carcinogeen'.
Bevolkingsstudies vormen de basis voor dit besluit, maar
ondertussen zijn ook tal van mechanismen aan het licht gekomen.
Het verband tussen rood vlees en darmkanker is echter niet te
herleiden tot een factor. Wetenschappers zijn ervan overtuigd dat
een combinatie van factoren in rood vlees nodig is voor ontstaan
van darmkanker.
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