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C-reactive protein - Role in colon cancer | | C-reactive protein - Role in colon cancer: Encyclopedia II - C-reactive protein - Role in colon cancer | | The role of inflammation in cancer is not well known. Some organs of the body show greater risk of cancer when they are chronically inflamed.
Blood samples of persons with colon cancer have an average CRP concentration of 2.69 milligrams per liter. Persons without colon cancer average 1.97 milligrams per liter. The difference was statistically significant(Erlinger et al 2004). These findings concur with previous studies that indicate that anti-inflammatory dru ...
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C-reactive protein - Role in colon cancer
The role of inflammation in cancer is not well known. Some organs of the body show greater risk of cancer when they are chronically inflamed.
Blood samples of persons with colon cancer have an average CRP concentration of 2.69 milligrams per liter. Persons without colon cancer average 1.97 milligrams per liter. The difference was statistically significant(Erlinger et al 2004). These findings concur with previous studies that indicate that anti-inflammatory drugs could lower colon cancer risk (Baron et al 2003).
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