“…The latter phenomenon appeared to be more pronounced in male patients with lung cancer, unlike those suffering from rectal and stomach tumours, in whom Type Ila hyperlipoproteinaemia was as frequent as Type IV. A considerably increased incidence of Type IV hyperlipoproteinaemia, and a decreased inci- (Dilman, , 1978b, on the immunosuppressive effects of some particular lipids, like polyunsaturated fatty acids (Meade & Mertin, 1978), on the possibility of influencing tumour growth by changes in lipid metabolism (Littman et al, 1966).…”