As a prostate cancer survivor, myself, I am keenly interested in the evolving understanding
of complex interactions between multiple factors: specific individual genome, overall
immunity, gut immune contributions, environment, clinical family history, specific
markers and diet. The authors correctly point out obvious shortcomings in the study
namely it's retrospective analysis, use of potentially confounding multiple dietary
interventions with lack of a control group and less than robust compliance with follow-up
by study participants.
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