Paul Saladino· MD
every 50 grams of meat that you eat per day increases your risk of colon cancer by 18 giving a relative risk of 1.18 which is very low
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every 50 grams of meat that you eat per day increases your risk of colon cancer by 18 giving a relative risk of 1.18 which is very low
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they declared that red meat was a class 2A carcinogen and that every 50 grams of meat that you eat per day increases your risk of colon cancer by 18 giving a relative risk of 1.18 which is very low