β-carotene: A cancer chemopreventive agent or a co-carcinogen?

Keyphrases

• Cocarcinogens 100%
• Cancer Chemopreventive Agents 100%
• Carotene 100%
• Co-carcinogenic 33%
• Cancer Chemoprevention 33%
• Carotenoids 33%
• Vegetables 33%
• Population-based 16%
• Oxidative Stress 16%
• Clinical Trials 16%
• Epidemiological Evidence 16%
• Dietary Supplements 16%
• Carcinogen 16%
• Lung Cancer 16%
• Mutagens 16%
• Smokers 16%
• Human Subjects 16%
• Environmental Carcinogens 16%
• Potential Gains 16%
• Detrimental Effects 16%
• Cancer Disease 16%
• Heart Disease 16%
• Antioxidant Properties 16%
• Cardiovascular Mortality 16%
• Tobacco Smoke 16%
• Occupationally Exposed 16%
• National Cancer Institute 16%
• Total Mortality 16%
• Industrial Setting 16%
• Lung Cancer Risk 16%
• Dietary Carotenoids 16%
• Chemoprevention Trial 16%
• Carcinogen Metabolizing Enzymes 16%
• Cancerous Transformation 16%
• Antigenotoxic Properties 16%
• Overgeneration 16%
• Micronutrient Supplements 16%
• Public Health Policy 16%

Pharmacology, Toxicology and Pharmaceutical Science

• Malignant Neoplasm 100%
• Chemopreventive Agents 100%
• Cocarcinogen 100%
• Carotene 100%
• Carcinogen 50%
• Carotenoid 50%
• Lung Cancer 33%
• Clinical Trial 16%
• Antioxidant 16%
• Dietary Supplement 16%
• Mutagenic Agent 16%
• Heart Disease 16%
• Human 16%
• Cancer Incidence 16%
• Trace Element 16%
• Public Health Policy 16%
• Cardiovascular Disease 16%