|Articles|December 1, 2004

Low-fat diet may slow prostate cancer cell growth

San Diego--Prostate cancer cell growth slowed when placed in human serum taken from men fed a low-fat diet, adding yet another link in the relationship between dietary fat and prostate cancer.

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