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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2008 Dec 1.
Published in final edited form as: Cancer Causes Control. 2007 Jul 19;18(9):967–988. doi: 10.1007/s10552-007-9038-0

Appendix Table.

Foods included in food groups in papers contributing to meta-analyses.

Reference Meat Red meat Poultry Fish Dairy products
Fernandez et al., 1999[24] -- -- “Fish” --
Goodman et al., 1997[34] All meat, including beef, pork, poultry, fish, processed meat, red meat “Red meat” “Poultry” “Fish” Butter, milk and cheese
Hirose et al., 1996 [40] -- -- “Chicken” --
Jain et al., 2000 [39] -- All beef, pork, veal, lamb, game, meat stews, meat soups “Chicken” “Fish” --
La Vecchia et al., 1988 [22] “Total meat” -- -- -- --
Levi et al., 1993 [7] -- -- “Poultry” -- --
Littman et al., 2001 [36] Hamburger, beef burrito, meatloaf, beef, beef stew, pot pie, liver, pork, fried chicken, other chicken, fried fish, tuna, shellfish, fish broiled or baked, hot dogs, ham, lunch meats, bacon, and sausage -- -- -- Cottage cheese, cheese, cheese spread, flavored yogurt, frozen yogurt, milk, low-fat yogurt, low-fat cottage cheese
McCann et al., 2000 [35] “Total meats” “Red meat” “Poultry” “Fish and seafood” “Dairy”
Petridou et al., 2002 [31] -- -- -- -- Feta cheese, kaseri cheese, other cheese, whole milk, skim milk, full-fat yogurt, reduced-fat yogurt, milk pudding, rice milk pudding, ice cream, cheese pie (1/2), pizza (1/2)
Potischman et al., 1993 [33] Hamburgers, cheeseburgers, or meat loaf; beef such as steaks or roast; beef stew or pot pie; liver; port such as port chops or roasts; fried chicken; baked, stewed, or broiled chicken or turkey; fried fish or fish sandwiches; spaghetti, lasagna, or pasta with tomato sauce; hot dogs;ham or lunch meats; bacon; sausage Hamburgers, cheeseburgers or meat loaf; beef such as steaks or roasts; beef stew or pot pie; liver; pork such as pork chops or roasts;spaghetti, lasagna, or pasta with tomato sauce; hot dogs; ham or lunch meats; bacon; sausage -- -- Cheese or cheese spreads; butter; ice cream; whole milk; 2%milk; skim milk, 1% milk or buttermilk; milk in coffee or tea; cream or half-and-half in coffee or tea
Salazar-Martinez et al., 2005 [38] “Meat” -- -- -- “Dairy products”
Shu et al., 1993 [9] Pork chops, pork spareribs, pig’s feet, pork (fat only), pork (lean only), salted pork, pork liver, chicken liver, other pork organ meats, beef, lamb, chicken, duck Pork chops, pork spareribs pig’s feet, pork (fat only), pork (lean only), salted pork, beef, lamb, “Chicken and duck” “Fresh fish” --
Tavani et al., 2000 [23] -- Beef, veal, and pork (excluding canned and preserved meat) -- -- --
Terry et al., 2002 [21] -- -- -- Fatty fish (e.g., salmon, herring, mackerel) and lean fish (e.g., cod, flounder, shellfish) --
Terry et al., 2002 [20] “Meat” -- -- -- “Dairy products”
Tzonou et al., 1996 [30] -- -- -- -- Feta cheese, kaseri cheese, other cheese, whole milk, skim milk, full-fat yogurt, reduced-fat yogurt, milk pudding, milk pudding, rice pudding, ice cream, cheese pie (1/2), pizza (1/2)
Xu et al., 2006 [37] Total meat, including red meat, organ meat, and poultry Pork, beef, and mutton meat “Poultry” Total fish, including marine fish, fresh fish, shrimp, crab, eel and shellfish --
Zheng et al., 1995 [29] Total meat, including red meat and poultry “Red meat” “Poultry” -- --