Acryalamide is a great example of how rodent studies may not translate into negative health outcomes in humans. https://t.co/gUTvLMgEae https://t.co/5JATpN0LBP https://t.co/hYBuAbmdVo Thoughts on this? @NutritionMadeS3 @theproof
Dietary acrylamide and cancer risk: an updated meta-analysis.
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The overall tone indicates curiosity and skepticism, with posts like questioning if rodent studies apply to humans and asking about acrylamide levels in coffee, showing mild interest but limited engagement. The tone remains casual and exploratory rather than analytical or impactful.
Most posts show skepticism or indifference, such as the statement questioning the translation of rodent studies to humans, indicating a neutral or slightly skeptical stance.
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Abstract in brief
- This updated meta-analysis examined the link between dietary acrylamide intake and the risk of various cancers, finding no strong evidence that acrylamide significantly increases most cancer risks.
- The study only found a borderline significant association with kidney cancer, and slight, non-significant trends for endometrial and ovarian cancers in never smokers, suggesting these areas need further research.
- Overall, the evidence does not support a clear link between dietary acrylamide consumption and most common cancers, although some specific cancers in certain groups may require more investigation.]
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RT @praizerov: Acryalamide is a great example of how rodent studies may not translate into negative health outcomes in humans. https://t.co…
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Patates kızartmasının "temel" zararları. https://t.co/lkgdUEgfMf https://t.co/aY2HCzAkyM https://t.co/7nLiCZZBzA https://t.co/6DAdGByF17 https://t.co/ggKHDaypkJ https://t.co/WEitzAPS5r https://t.co/AYcNPMQ14M https://t.co/zU84IbFM4S https://t.co/XDHByz41y6 https://t.co/rCqrpjJCDs
RT @praizerov: Acryalamide is a great example of how rodent studies may not translate into negative health outcomes in humans. https://t.co…
RT @praizerov: Acryalamide is a great example of how rodent studies may not translate into negative health outcomes in humans. https://t.co…
Acryalamide is a great example of how rodent studies may not translate into negative health outcomes in humans. https://t.co/gUTvLMgEae https://t.co/5JATpN0LBP https://t.co/hYBuAbmdVo Thoughts on this? @NutritionMadeS3 @theproof
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@dj_surfista Interessante... agora, qual seria a quantidade de acrilamida no café (ainda vou ler o texto)? https://t.co/mFnLnGAeqg https://t.co/jbHt6EwlKr https://t.co/MLHpIea2lr https://t.co/oYWf4cOSFu