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flag UCLA study suggests a specific diet and fish oil may slow early-stage prostate cancer growth.

flag A UCLA study shows that a diet low in omega-6 and high in omega-3 fatty acids, along with fish oil supplements, may slow prostate cancer growth in early stages. flag The trial, involving 100 men, found a 15% decrease in the Ki-67 index, a marker of cancer cell growth, in the dietary group compared to a 24% increase in the control group. flag This suggests dietary changes could delay more aggressive treatments, but further research is needed.

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