Component Of Plastic Stimulates Growth Of Certain Prostate Cancer Cells

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Component Of Plastic Stimulates Growth Of Certain Prostate Cancer Cells

PHILADELPHIA -- An estrogen-like chemical commonly used to synthesize plastic

food containers has been shown to encourage the growth of a specific category of

prostate cancer cell, potentially affecting the treatment efficacy for a subset

of prostate cancers.

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http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2005/01/050111123103.htm

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Hi Apricot:

Thank you. THAT IS STUNNING!!! MILK is absolutely top of the list

of things that appear to cause prostate cancer. And that article

says the subject chemical is used to make the linings of cardboard

milk cartons.

I am speechless ......... well not quite ; ^ )))

Rodney.

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> Component Of Plastic Stimulates Growth Of Certain Prostate Cancer

Cells

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> PHILADELPHIA -- An estrogen-like chemical commonly used to

synthesize plastic

> food containers has been shown to encourage the growth of a

specific category of

> prostate cancer cell, potentially affecting the treatment efficacy

for a subset

> of prostate cancers.

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> (more)

> http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2005/01/050111123103.htm

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> Note: This forum is for discussion of health related subjects but

under no circumstances should any information published here be

considered a substitute for personal medical advice from a qualified

physician. -the owner

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