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Are You What You Eat or What Your Mother Ate or Both?
Cancer Prevention Research 2017 September 21
A high-fat high-sugar (HF-HS) diet promotes cancer development and progression. However, does the timing of diet matter? This is an important question with profound public health relevance. By exposing mice to a HF-HS diet either through feeding to a pregnant mother or nursing mother or after weaning and then chemically inducing breast cancer, the authors found the most crucial time for breast cancer risk was after weaning, while a HF-HS in utero diet actually slowed tumor development. Understanding early-life events provides valuable insight for later life events and proves it is never too early to start preventing disease. Cancer Prev Res; 10(10); 1-2. ©2017 AACR.See related article by Lambertz, p. 553-62.
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