Articles:

List of Participants

Cancer Res 1981 41: 3681-3683. [PDF]  

Plenary Session:

Introduction to the Workshop on Fat and Cancer

David Kritchevsky and Diane J. Fink
Cancer Res 1981 41: 3684 [PDF]  

Epidemiological Correlations between Diet and Cancer Frequency

Pelayo Correa
Cancer Res 1981 41: 3685-3689. [Abstract] [PDF]  

Techniques for Carcinogenicity Studies

Elizabeth K. Weisburger
Cancer Res 1981 41: 3690-3694. [Abstract] [PDF]  

Neutral Fats and Cancer

Kenneth K. Carroll
Cancer Res 1981 41: 3695-3699. [Abstract] [PDF]  

Dietary Fat and Its Relationship to Large Bowel Cancer

Bandaru S. Reddy
Cancer Res 1981 41: 3700-3705. [Abstract] [PDF]  

Lipids and Immune Function

Joseph J. Vitale and Selwyn A. Broitman
Cancer Res 1981 41: 3706-3710. [Abstract] [PDF]  

Obesity, Hormones, and Cancer

Marvin A. Kirschner, Norman Ertel, and George Schneider
Cancer Res 1981 41: 3711-3717. [Abstract] [PDF]  

Lipids and Atherosclerosis

Ivan D. Frantz, Jr.
Cancer Res 1981 41: 3718-3721. [Abstract] [PDF]  

Working Group I Epidemiology[mdash ]Lipid-related Studies:

Reassessment of the Role of Dietary Fat in Cancer Etiology

James E. Enstrom
Cancer Res 1981 41: 3722-3723. [Abstract] [PDF]  

Protocol for a Study of Nutritional Factors and the Low Risk of Colon Cancer in Southern Retirement Areas

Regina G. Ziegler, William J. Blot, Robert Hoover, William A. Blattner, and Joseph F. Fraumeni, Jr.
Cancer Res 1981 41: 3724-3726. [Abstract] [PDF]  

Dietary Fat Intake and Cancer Incidence among Five Ethnic Groups in Hawaii

Laurence N. Kolonel, Jean H. Hankin, Abraham M. Nomura, and Susan Y. Chu
Cancer Res 1981 41: 3727-3728. [Abstract] [PDF]  

Food Supply Studies and Consumption Survey Statistics on Fat in United States Diets

Robert L. Rizek
Cancer Res 1981 41: 3729-3730. [Abstract] [PDF]  

Some Methodological Issues in Epidemiological Studies of Fat and Cancer

G. R. Howe
Cancer Res 1981 41: 3731-3732. [Abstract] [PDF]  

Summary of Deliberations

Saxon Graham
Cancer Res 1981 41: 3733 [PDF]  

Working Group II Fatty Acids, Steroids, and Cancer:

Introduction

Gilbert A. Leveille
Cancer Res 1981 41: 3734 [PDF]  

Mammary Carcinogenesis in Rats Fed Different Amounts and Types of Fat

Adrianne E. Rogers and William C. Wetsel
Cancer Res 1981 41: 3735-3737. [Abstract] [PDF]  

Cholesterol Excretion and Colon Cancer

Selwyn A. Broitman
Cancer Res 1981 41: 3738-3740. [Abstract] [PDF]  

Effects of Dietary Fat on Incidence of Spontaneous and Induced Cancer in Mice

R. R. Brown
Cancer Res 1981 41: 3741-3742. [Abstract] [PDF]  

Comments on the Effects of Dietary trans-Fatty Acids in Humans

Mark Keeney
Cancer Res 1981 41: 3743-3744. [Abstract] [PDF]  

Evidence That the Effectiveness of Antioxidants as Inhibitors of 7,12-dimethylbenz(a)anthracene-induced Mammary Tumors Is a Function of Dietary Fat Composition

Paul B. McCay, M. Margaret King, and Jan V. Pitha
Cancer Res 1981 41: 3745-3747. [Abstract] [PDF]  

The Need for Comprehensive Diet Studies to Assess the Relation of Lipids to Cancer

Ann W. Sorenson and Joseph C. Street
Cancer Res 1981 41: 3748-3749. [Abstract] [PDF]  

Effects of Dietary Essential Fatty Acids on Murine Mammary Gland Development

Richard A. Knazek and Sue C. Liu
Cancer Res 1981 41: 3750-3751. [Abstract] [PDF]  

Summary of Proceedings

G. A. Leveille and A. E. Rogers
Cancer Res 1981 41: 3752-3754. [PDF]  

Working Group III Lipid Metabolites and Intestinal Flora:

Introduction

George V. Vahouny and Ruth Kay
Cancer Res 1981 41: 3755-3756. [PDF]  

Bile Acid Synthesis in Humans

Leon Swell, Jan Gustafsson, Henry Danielsson, Charles C. Schwartz, L. Gregg Halloran, and Z. Reno Vlahcevic
Cancer Res 1981 41: 3757-3758. [Abstract] [PDF]  

Effects of Bile Acids on Colon Carcinogenesis in Rats Treated with Carcinogens

Bertram Ira Cohen and Robert Franklin Raicht
Cancer Res 1981 41: 3759-3760. [Abstract] [PDF]  

Nature of Tissue-bound Lithocholic Acid and Its Implications in the Role of Bile Acids in Carcinogenesis

Nabila Turjman and Padmanabhan P. Nair
Cancer Res 1981 41: 3761-3763. [Abstract] [PDF]  

Ultrastructural Modifications of Intestinal and Colonic Mucosa Induced by Free or Bound Bile Acids

George V. Vahouny, Marie M. Cassidy, Fred Lightfoot, Lauretta Grau, and David Kritchevsky
Cancer Res 1981 41: 3764-3765. [Abstract] [PDF]  

Diet and Excretion of Bile Acids

Bandaru S. Reddy
Cancer Res 1981 41: 3766-3768. [Abstract] [PDF]  

Animal Studies Implicating Fat and Fecal Steroids in Intestinal Cancer

Norman D. Nigro
Cancer Res 1981 41: 3769-3770. [Abstract] [PDF]  

Effect of Diet on Excretion of Estrogens in Pre- and Postmenopausal Women

Barry R. Goldin, Herman Adlercreutz, Johanna T. Dwyer, Linda Swenson, James H. Warram, and Sherwood L. Gorbach
Cancer Res 1981 41: 3771-3773. [Abstract] [PDF]  

Effects of Diet on the Fecal Excretion and Bacterial Modification of Acidic and Neutral Steroids, and Implications for Colon Carcinogenesis

Ruth M. Kay
Cancer Res 1981 41: 3774-3777. [Abstract] [PDF]  

Diet and the Human Intestinal Bacterial Flora

M. J. Hill
Cancer Res 1981 41: 3778-3780. [Abstract] [PDF]  

Summary, Conclusion, and Recommendations

George V. Vahouny and Ruth Kay
Cancer Res 1981 41: 3781-3782. [PDF]  

Working Group IV Lipids and the Immune System:

Dietary Fat, Immunological Response, and Cancer in Rats

Paul M. Newberne
Cancer Res 1981 41: 3783-3785. [Abstract] [PDF]  

Plasma Lipoproteins with Bioregulatory Properties Including the Capacity to Regulate Lymphocyte Function and the Immune Response

Thomas S. Edgington and Linda K. Curtiss
Cancer Res 1981 41: 3786-3788. [Abstract] [PDF]  

Difference in the Ability of Compactin and Oxidized Cholesterol, Both Known Inhibitors of Cholesterol Biosynthesis, to Suppress in Vitro Immune Responses

Gillian M. K. Humphries
Cancer Res 1981 41: 3789-3791. [Abstract] [PDF]  

Cholesterol and Its Biosynthesis in Normal and Malignant Lymphocytes

H. J. Heiniger
Cancer Res 1981 41: 3792-3794. [Abstract] [PDF]  

Immune Response in Overnutrition

R. K. Chandra
Cancer Res 1981 41: 3795-3796. [Abstract] [PDF]  

Impact of Infectious Disease upon Fat Metabolism and Immune Functions

William R. Beisel
Cancer Res 1981 41: 3797-3798. [Abstract] [PDF]  

Inhibition by Membrane-bound Low-Density Lipoproteins of the Primary Inductive Events of Mitogen-stimulated Lymphocyte Activation

Judith A. K. Harmony and David Y. Hui
Cancer Res 1981 41: 3799-3802. [Abstract] [PDF]  

Report and Recommendations

Paul M. Newberne and Gary B. Thurman
Cancer Res 1981 41: 3803-3804. [PDF]  

Working Group V Hormones, Fat, and Cancer:

Influence of Obesity and Malnutrition on the Metabolism of Some Cancer-related Hormones

Barnett Zumoff
Cancer Res 1981 41: 3805-3807. [Abstract] [PDF]  

Mechanisms by Which Dietary Fat May Stimulate Mammary Carcinogenesis in Experimental Animals

Leonard A. Cohen
Cancer Res 1981 41: 3808-3810. [Abstract] [PDF]  

Endocrine Parameters and -Tocopherol Therapy of Patients with Mammary Dysplasia

Robert S. London, G. S. Sundaram, Michael Schultz, P. P. Nair, and Phillip J. Goldstein
Cancer Res 1981 41: 3811-3813. [Abstract] [PDF]  

Serum Hormones and Lipoproteins in Benign Breast Disease

G. S. Sundaram, Robert London, Simeon Margolis, Robert Wenk, Jack Lustgarten, P. P. Nair, and Phillip Goldstein
Cancer Res 1981 41: 3814-3816. [Abstract] [PDF]  

Environmental Factors and Breast and Prostatic Cancer

P. Hill, L. Garbaczewski, P. Helman, A. R. P. Walker, H. Garnes, and E. L. Wynder
Cancer Res 1981 41: 3817-3818. [Abstract] [PDF]  

Hormones and Mouse Mammary Tumorigenesis

Daniel Medina
Cancer Res 1981 41: 3819-3820. [Abstract] [PDF]  

Hormonal Regulation of the Metabolism of Carcinogens in Renal Tissue of BALB/c Mice

Suresh Mohla, F. R. Ampy, K. J. Sanders, and Wayne E. Criss
Cancer Res 1981 41: 3821-3823. [Abstract] [PDF]  

Report and Recommendations

Samuel B. Tove
Cancer Res 1981 41: 3824 [PDF]  

Closing Remarks

David Kritchevsky and Diane J. Fink
Cancer Res 1981 41: 3825 [Abstract] [PDF]  

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