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Could braais cause cancer? South Africans are fond of eating meat that is braaied over a fire. Could braaied meat, however, cause cancer?
Cancer and diet Diet plays an important role in protecting against cancer. An incorrect diet can, however, increase the risk of certain cancers. We list what you should and shouldn't do.
Vitamin D and cancer According to news reports, vitamin D could help prevent colon cancer. But excessive intakes of vitamin D could also be dangerous. Read DietDoc's comments on this hot topic.