1. Editorial

   • Peter Reizenstein

   EditorialNotes Pages: 121 - 121

2. Fatintake, obesity, and cancer of the breast and endometrium

   • Artemis P. Simopoulos

   Nutritional Causes of Cancer Pages: 125 - 135

3. Fat intake and cancer of the gastrointestinal tract and prostate

   • Robert Maclennan

   Nutritional Causes of Cancer Pages: 137 - 142

4. Hypocholesterolemia in cancer patients may be caused by elevated LDL receptor activities in malignant cells

   • Curt Peterson
   • Sigurd Vitols
   • Lambert Skoog

   Nutritional Causes of Cancer Pages: 143 - 147

5. Dietary fibre consumption and its association with large bowel cancer in man

   • Sheila A. Bingham

   Nutritional Causes of Cancer Pages: 149 - 155

6. Is serum selenium a risk factor for cancer?

   • Ika Peleg
   • Steve Morris
   • Curtis G. Hames

   Nutritional Causes of Cancer Pages: 157 - 163

7. Vitamin deficiency and cancer

   • C. E. Butterworth

   Nutritional Causes of Cancer Pages: 165 - 174

8. Retinoids and tumorigenesis: Mechanistic considerations

   • Luigi M. De Luca

   Nutritional Causes of Cancer Pages: 175 - 180

9. Origins of emaciation in cancer patients

   • Kent G. Lundholm

   Nutritional Disturbances in Cancer Patients Pages: 183 - 187

10. Folate and iron metabolism in patients with tumors and inflammations

    • Peter Reizenstein

    Nutritional Disturbances in Cancer Patients Pages: 189 - 193

11. Effects of protein depletion on NK cell cytotoxicity and bone marrow cellularity

    • Ralf Ruffmann
    • Erich Schlich
    • Michael A. Chirigos

    Nutritional Disturbances in Cancer Patients Pages: 195 - 202

12. The effect of zinc on normal and neoplastic T-lymphocyte proliferation

    • Georges Mathe
    • Istvan Blazsek
    • Peter Reizenstein

    Nutritional Disturbances in Cancer Patients Pages: 203 - 210

13. Metabolic effects of nutritional support to cancer patients

    • Lars Lindmark
    • Lars Ekman

    Nutritional Support of Cancer Patients Pages: 213 - 217

14. Tube feeding of cancer patients treated with chemotherapy

    • E. G. E. De Vries
    • W. M. T. Kreumer
    • N. H. Mulder

    Nutritional Support of Cancer Patients Pages: 219 - 224

15. Clinical effects of enteral and parenteral nutrition preceding cancer surgery

    • Stanley Jensen

    Nutritional Support of Cancer Patients Pages: 225 - 229