Day 015 - 21 Jul 94 - Page 02
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21st July, 1994.
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MR. RAMPTON: My Lord, before Professor Wheelock is
3 cross-examined, there are a couple of things; one I forget
yesterday, the other which your Lordship asked him to deal
4 with and I would like him to deal with. The first of the
two papers your Lordship asked for, one is a research
5 paper by Nelson Wright & Rose, 1993 British Journal of
Nutrition. It is called Haemoglobin, Peritin and Iron
6 Intakes in British Children aged 12 to 14 years, A
Preliminary Investigation. It is being got from Barlow
7 Lyde's library. (To the witness): Professor Wheelock,
are you familiar with that study?
8 A. Yes.
9 Q. Is that one of the studies you mentioned yesterday?
A. Yes.
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Q. Was the finding of those researches that anaemia was three
11 times more prominent in vegetarians than in omnivores?
A. That is right, yes.
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Q. Then the other paper, my Lord, was the one which
13 I mentioned. I thank my lucky stars that I got it right,
which was the comparative study of the dietary intake of a
14 high risk population, that is in relation to large bowel
cancer in New York with a low risk population in Finland.
15 It is called Metabolic Epidemiology of Large Bowel
Cancer. It is subheaded Fecal Bulk and Constituents of
16 High-Risk North American and Low-Risk Finnish Population
by Reddy and others. It comes from the Journal of the
17 American Cancer Society. It is dated 1978. Have you a
copy of that there? Your Lordship should have had one
18 handed up.
19 MR. JUSTICE BELL: Yes. Where should it go?
20 MR. RAMPTON: Eventually it should go, there will be a divider
at the back of Dr. Arnott's references which is the orange
21 file IV, section 2. It will eventually become reference
25. Your Lordship has been given a file divider?
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MR. JUSTICE BELL: Yes. I have the divider. Will the other
23 one when we get it go in there as well?
24 MR. RAMPTON: That should go as the last reference, I believe,
in Professor Wheelock's references which is orange 3A,
25 reference 9, when it arrives. Can I read what is
sometimes called the abstract, we lawyers call it a
26 headnote. What do you call it? Do you call it an
abstract?
27 A. Abstract or summary.
28 Q. Of this paper. "The dietary pattern and fecal
constituents of two populations with distinct risk for the
29 development of colon cancer, a high-risk population in New
York Metropolitan area and a low-risk population in rural
30 Kuopio, were studied. The average daily intake of dietary
fat and protein was the same in the two groups, but the