reaction with nonhuman heme in food and blood from the upper gastrointestinal tract. To compensate for these limitations, guaiac FOBT should be performed on 3 successive stool specimens obtained while the patient adheres to a prescribed diet. There is
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access to clean drinking water, improved food preservation, an average diet with low promotion of gastric cancer, and H pylori eradication. 1 – 4 , 15 However, incidence rates of diffuse type gastric cancer of the proximal stomach are rising. 1 – 3
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data support the appropriate use of cholesterol-lowering drug therapy as primary prevention for heart disease. Adherence to the NCEP ATP III guidelines is the standard of care in the general population. 35 Diet and lifestyle changes are recommended
