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Selenium Linked to Bladder Cancer in Certain Population Groups
Results obtained from a large comparative study showed an inverse relationship between levels of selenium, a trace mineral found in grains, nuts, and meats, and incidence of bladder cancer in certain population groups. More...12 Jan 2009
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