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  1. The research suggested that broccoli can prevent the damage from ultraviolet light that often leads to skin cancer. But scientists said the research represents a significant advance because the extract works not by screening out the sun's rays – which has the downside of blocking sun-induced Vitamin D production – but by turning on the body's natural cancer-fighting machinery. Once stimulated, those mechanisms work for days, long after the extract is washed away. "There is a rising tide of skin cancer occurring all over the world," says dermatologist Francisco Tausk of the University of Rochester Medical Center in New York. "This research may play a big role in turning that tide."
    Linda — VLCNW Student

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