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Seppa, Nathan (2010) Body & brain: Fish oil may fend off breast cancer: Other supplements studied show no signs of protection. Science News, 178. 13 doi:10.1002/scin.5591780314

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TitleBody & brain: Fish oil may fend off breast cancer: Other supplements studied show no signs of protection
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Year2010 (July 21)Volume178
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