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BROCCOLI, RED CHILI PEPPER SLOW CANCER

Two U.S. studies suggest vegetables such as broccoli and
spices like red chili pepper may slow the growth of
cancerous tumor cells. The findings, presented at the
annual meeting of the American Association for Cancer
Research in Anaheim, Calif., looked at the effect these
dietary agents had on cancers -- ovarian and pancreatic --
with extremely poor prognoses despite advances in surgery
and other therapies. "We discovered that red chili pepper
and broccoli appear to be effective inhibitors of the
cancer process," says lead investigator Sanjay K.
Srivastava of the University of Pittsburgh School of
Medicine.


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