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By EDITH TENNETT
Rappahannock News Contributing Writer
Now that those dietary indiscretions attached to Valentine’s Day are, shall we say, under our belts, the American Cancer Society wants us to lighten up and focus on April 18 and the Great American Food Fight Against Cancer.
Carol Miller, President of the newly formed Rappahannock County Chapter hopes that the entire community will join in learning rftore about the linkage between nutrition and cancer. Diets rich in vitamins A and C, low in fat and high in fiber, as well as cabbage-family (cruciferous) vegetables are believed to lower the risk of certain kinds of cancer.
“The American Cancer Society has plenty of information on how to make wise choices when cooking, shopping, and eating out,” says Mrs. Miller. The American Cancer So
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