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More apples, less lung cancer
Study
In case-control studies, researchers often compare a group with a specific condition to a control group, while in cohort studies, researchers track a group of study participants over time. Case-control studies are known to frequently report relationships that do not appear to exist in subsequent studies.
Results
In each study used, the highest intake was different. But if you eat an apple a day, according to most studies you were in that category.
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The above results are in accordance with the results of animal studies, in which quercetin and other phenols in apples tend to accumulate in the lungs.
The researchers also found associations between the consumption of apples on the one hand and the risk of breast cancer [[Figure] and colorectal cancer [Figure] on the other. These associations were significant in the case control studies, not in the cohort studies.
Conclusion
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