What Cancer Patients Should Know About Nutrition

Registered dietitians help guide nutritional strategies for cancer patients.

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Author | Michigan Medicine

Registered dietitian explains the benefits of eating fruits, vegetables, and other natural foods in cancer prevention. Learn which foods can help fight cancer.
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