Magic Bullets: Chemistry vs. Cancer

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    You Become What You Eat:
    Lee Wattenberg
    Prevention Pioneer

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    Lee Wattenberg has been a leader in advocating better nutrition in preventing cancer. His work includes early research on the use of phytochemicals, compounds naturally present in foods, in the war on cancer.

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      Inhibition of Carcinogenesis by Some Minor Dietary Constituents — abstract of a paper by Wattenberg, et al. that provides an overview of the effects of some foods on cancer prevention, Chemical Abstracts, 1986, 108, 4942, hosted by the University of Minnesota.

    Relevant National Science Education Standards

      Science and Technology — The reading explores the potential of scientific knowledege to lead to new cancer-preventing technologies.

      Science in Personal and Social Perspectives — The reading clearly shows the potential impact of science on a personal and community health issue, namely cancer prevention.

      History and Nature of Science — Wattenburg's work is a major part of the development of prevention as a cancer-fighting effort.

    Relevant New Jersey State Science Education Standards

      5.4 The reading explores the potential of scientific knowledege to lead to new cancer-preventing technologies.

     

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