This is intriguing, because
many experts have assumed that any lowering of colon cancer risk seen in
populations who consume diets high in fish should be attributed to the
relative lack of meat in such diets. While bone-in hams
are traditionally seen as more elegant and boneless considered easier to
serve, both have the same mouth-watering taste. Boneless hams, recognizable by label
and heavy plastic or foil wrapping , keep for several weeks in their
original packaging in the refrigerator.

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Subjects who ate the most fish (including fresh, canned, salted and smoked
fish) had a 31 percent lower risk of developing colon cancer than subjects who
ate the least.org.
All varieties of ham are either bone-in or boneless . Bone-in hams are available
in a variety of shapes -- whole or as a shank or butt half -- and typically
serve two to three people per pound.

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Lukins notes that dry-curing is often used for
country-style and specialty hams, while wet-cured hams are a favorite
choice for dinnertime centerpieces to everyday sandwiches. This year, shake up your leftover repertoire with Chopped Salad
with Ham and Goat Cheese .

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Today's findings corroborate what cancer experts at AICR have
been saying for years: diets high in red and processed meats are associated
with higher risk of colon cancer.com.S.

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However, while ham is the star of
the Easter feast for more than two-thirds of Americans, almost 50 percent
admit they need some help picking the perfect ham, according to a new
survey* by the National Pork Board .

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Among the study subjects, consumption of poultry (chicken and turkey) had
no effect on colon cancer risk.

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Going on the Easter Ham Hunt

To help cooks everywhere -- from amateur to aficionado -- Lukins shares key
ham hints for getting acquainted with the varieties available in the meat
case.

1.
Almost all hams come fully cooked, as noted on the label.
Topped with Papaya Salsa and served alongside Gingered Candied Carrots,
this elegant, bone-in ham brings a unique , ethnic flavor to the table.

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In the spirit of creating a meal that adds flare to any holiday table,
Lukins has developed a menu for success starring Baked Ham with Mojo Sauce.

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To
order the brochure and view other great ham recipes and tips, including
video demonstrations on selecting and carving ham, simply visit
TheOtherWhiteMeat. The overall sampling error for this survey
is +/ -2.

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The new study is the strongest evidence yet that consumption of fish has a
measurable and significant protective effect against colon cancer. It
is preferable to choose fish or poultry.

Hams are either
dry-cured with salt and spices rubbed into the meat's surface, or wet-cured
with a brine solution.

Shake Up the Traditional Easter Menu
(Click here for details)
When it comes to adding flare to this holiday favorite, ham's versatility
presents the opportunity for endless creativity in the kitchen.

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This expert report, entitled Food, Nutrition, Physical
Activity and Cancer: A Global Perspective will be published in the fall of
2007. Start by choosing between Boneless or Bone-in Ham.

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AICR Welcomes Further Evidence that Red Meat Causes Colon Cancer

The authors found that the two effects -- meat increasing risk and fish
lowering risk -- were independent of each other.
Until that time, AICR's advice for individuals looking to lower their risk
for cancer remains unchanged:
If eaten at all, limit intake of red meat to less than 3 ounces daily . Next up, select a Cooked or Uncooked Ham.S.

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"Ham is
traditionally the star of the Easter feast, but you don't have to serve the
same ham from year to year," says Pamela Johnson, Director of Consumer
Communications for the National Pork Board.

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The cancer experts at AICR said that all of this new evidence will be
factored into an upcoming landmark report authored by AICR and the World
Cancer Research Fund that will assess and evaluate thousands of studies on
diet and cancer risk.

"The meat case may seem a bit intimidating, but once you learn the basic
language and know what to look for, selecting the ham that best fits you
and your guests' tastes and preferences is easy," says Parade food editor
and cookbook author, Sheila Lukins. population -- all
members of the CyberPulseTM Advisory Panel.

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In Surprise, New Study Also Reveals Protective Effect of Fish

WASHINGTON, Experts at the American Institute for
Cancer Research (AICR) today welcomed the latest results from the largest
scientific study to investigate the links between diet and cancer risk ever
undertaken. Researchers tracked the diets of over half a million subjects in
ten European countries for an average of 5 years. Uncooked hams typically require
20-30 minutes per pound at 350 degrees Fahrenheit to heat.

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A boneless ham will yield roughly
four to five servings per pound.

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Although
the authors did not distinguish between types of fish, the existence of such a
protective effect seems to align with recent laboratory and clinical evidence
on the anti-cancer activity of omega -3 fatty acids, found in tuna, salmon and
other cold water "fatty fish. Its award-
winning New American Plate program is presented in brochures, seminars and on
its website, http://www.aicr. If desired,
cooked hams can be served directly from the refrigerator without heating. Topped with ham slices and crumbled goat cheese,
this "ham encore" salad is sure to draw a round of applause.

Celebrate Ham!

The National Pork Board has created "Celebrate Ham! Special Occasion
Recipes ," a FREE brochure that offers ham recipes, information and tips to
inspire cooks to prepare ham for occasions throughout the whole year.

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Easter conjures up images of baskets, bunnies,
egg hunts and a holiday favorite -- ham.
To serve hot, simply unwrap and heat to an internal temperature of 140
degrees Fahrenheit. population demographics.

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PRESS RELEASE New Survey Shows Ham Is Centerpiece of Easter Meal but Americans Need Help Picking the Perfect Ham

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They found that those subjects who ate the most red meat (beef, pork,
veal, lamb) and processed meats (sausages, ham, bacon, and cold cuts) had a 35
percent greater risk of developing colon cancer compared to those subjects who
ate the least of these foods. Previous evidence linking
consumption of fish to lower risk colon cancer has been less consistent.

The American Institute for Cancer Research (AICR) is the cancer charity
that fosters research on diet and cancer and educates the public about the
results .

*The survey was conducted online with a random sample of 1,506 men and
women 21+ representing a cross-section of the U.

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AICR recommends limiting consumption of red meat to 3 ounces per day .

3.
Hams are labeled according to the amount of water added to them during
curing, which is a simple process of preserving meat.

Equally as delicious as the Easter feast are the leftover creations that
follow. The Advisory Panel has been
carefully selected to closely match U.5% at the 95% level of confidence.

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"Experiment with your ham this
holiday by adding a twist to your traditional recipe.

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This
meal is sure to have your guests raving until next Easter.

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Results from the ongoing European Prospective Investigation into Cancer
(EPIC) study appear in the June 14 issue of the Journal of the National Cancer
Institute. AICR is a member of the World Cancer
Research Fund International. Uncooked hams should be heated to an internal
temperature of 160 degrees Fahrenheit . Research
was conducted in February 2006.

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Interestingly, the same study also revealed that consumption of fish was
associated with lower risk of colon cancer. It has contributed more than $72 million for innovative research
conducted at universities, hospitals and research centers across the country.
AICR also provides a wide range of educational programs to help millions of
Americans learn to make dietary changes for lower cancer risk.

2. Finally, pick from Dry or Wet-Cured Ham.

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