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Answer 2

"Eating a Mediterranean diet 'cuts deadly breast cancer (1) risk by 40%' in postmenopausal women," says the Mail Online of a widely reported study (2) carried out by researchers in the Netherlands. The (3) researchers looked at data from a study involving more than 60,000 women aged 55-69 over a 20-year (4) period. At the start of the study, details of the women's (5) diet, physical activity and other cancer- (6) related risk factors were collected. The researchers then compared the diets of more than 2,000 women who went on to (7) develop breast cancer with a selected group of similar women who didn't develop the cancer. Overall, there was no link between a Mediterranean diet and breast cancer risk. However, the researchers found women whose diet was most like a Mediterranean diet were 40% less likely to develop one (8) particular type of breast cancer: (9) oestrogen receptor-positive breast cancer. As with all studies of this type, it's difficult to separate out the effects of diet and other lifestyle (10) factors, such as exercise (11). This makes it difficult to be certain that the differences in risk are the result of the Mediterranean diet (12). The researchers tried to take into (13) account other factors that could (14) affect the risk of breast cancer, but it's difficult to identify all (15) possible contributing factors.