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SAN DIEGO ¡X A trip to almost any bookstore or a cruise around the Internet might leave the impression that avoiding cancer is mostly a matter of watching what you eat. One source after another promotes the protective powers of ¡§superfoods,¡¨ rich in antioxidants and other phytochemicals.

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But during the last two decades the connection between the foods we eat and the cellular anarchy called cancer has been unraveling.

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At the annual meeting of the American Association for Cancer Research in April, the latest results about diet and cancer were relegated to a single poster session and a few scattered presentations. There were new hints that coffee may lower the risk of some cancers and more about the possible benefits of vitamin D. Beyond that there wasn¡¦t much to say.

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Dr. Walter C. Willett, a Harvard epidemiologist who has spent years studying cancer and nutrition, sounded almost rueful as he gave a status report. Whatever is true for other diseases, when it comes to cancer there was little evidence that fruits and vegetables are protective or that fatty foods are bad.

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About all that can be said with any assurance is that controlling obesity is important, as it also is for heart disease, Type 2 diabetes, hypertension, stroke and other threats to life. Avoiding an excess of alcohol has clear benefits. But unless a person is seriously malnourished, the influence of specific foods is weak.

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The hypothesis that fatty foods are a direct cause of cancer has also been crumbling, along with the case for eating more fiber. The idea that red meat causes colon cancer is shrouded in ambiguity. Two meta-analyses published in 2011 reached conflicting conclusions ¡X one finding a small effect and the other no clear link at all.

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If hamburgers are carcinogenic, the effect appears to be mild. One study suggests that a 50-year-old man eating a hefty amount of red meat ¡X about 150 grams a day ¡X raises his chance of getting colorectal cancer to 1.71 percent during the next decade, from 1.28 percent. Spread over a population of millions, that would have an impact. From the point of view of an individual, it barely seems to matter.

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As the meeting was winding up, though, a new paper on highfat diets and breast cancer suggested there might be a connection after all.

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With even the most rigorous studies, it is hard to adjust for what epidemiologists call confounding factors: Assiduous eaters of fruits and vegetables probably weigh less, exercise more and are more vigilant about their health in other ways. Some of this can be sorted out with randomized controlled trials, with two large groups of people arbitrarily assigned different diets. But such studies are expensive, and the rules are hard to enforce in the short term ¡X and probably impossible over the many years it can take for cancer to develop.

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The emphasis at the American Association for Cancer Research meeting was on other things: new immunotherapies, the role of chronic inflammation and the intricate subterfuges of cancer cells. With his focus on nutrition, Dr. Willett seemed like the odd man out.

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¡§Diet and cancer has turned out to be more complex and challenging than any of us expected,¡¨ he said.

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There are reasons for optimism. A study last year suggested that while eating lots of produce had no effect on most breast cancers, vegetables might reduce the occurrence of a type called estrogen-negative. Cutting back on milk and other dairy products might lower the risk of prostate cancer.

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During a reception at the American Association for Cancer Research convention , guests partook of thick slabs of roast beef, a variety of rich cheeses and generous servings of wine.

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The next morning the scientists were back at the meeting, rushing from session to session. In the convention dining area a display recogniz ed the 50th anniversary of the surgeon general¡¦s report on smoking and cancer.

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In countering this disease, the campaign against tobacco has been the closest thing to a triumph. But now that smoking is on the wane , obesity is on the rise. Being fat , Dr. Willett proposed, may now be causing more fatal cancers than cigarettes.

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BARCELONA, Spain ¡X The streets here offer a glimpse of the future . Alongside the city¡¦s renowned architecture and pristine sandy beaches, sensors attached to trash cans now alert workers when they need to be emptied.

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The irrigation systems in parks monitor soil moisture and turn on sprinklers when water is needed. And drivers can use a smartphone application to find the nearest available parking spot.

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¡§It¡¦s crucial that these new technologies are useful to our citizens,¡¨ Xavier Trias, Barcelona¡¦s mayor, said. ¡§It¡¦s an important change. We have to create a sustainable system.¡¨

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Barcelona is among a number of European cities adopting new forms of technology aimed at improving services. More important, the investments, including neighborhoodwide high-speed Internet connections and electricity charge points for cars and motorbikes, offer ways to cut energy use and generate income.

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The push mirrors efforts in cities including San Francisco and Boston, which have spent millions of dollars to upgrade their infrastructure. Other projects have appeared elsewhere, notably Masdar City, a planned hightech habitat in Abu Dhabi.

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Yet analysts say Europe, despite being hard hit by the financial crisis ¡X and in part because of it ¡X remains a step ahead in creating so-called smart cities that combine traditional services like electricity networks with 21st-century technology like Internet-connected appliances.

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Many of the Continent¡¦s governments have shifted from an emphasis on big renewable energy projects to saving money, while enlisting the private sector and exploiting smartphones and tablets.

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Mayors in places like Copenhagen and Hamburg hope to cut energy and water use by upgrading municipal services so they can monitor delivery and pinpoint where savings can be found.

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In Barcelona, where the unemployment rate remains above 20 percent, the city expects to cut its water bill by 25 percent this year after installing sensors in local parks. The annual savings are expected to total almost $60 million.

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¡§We were wasting a lot of water,¡¨ said Julia Lopez, coordinator of Barcelona¡¦s smart city program. ¡§We can now control the system directly from an iPad.¡¨

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The infrastructure upgrades have led to agreements between cities and technology companies, including IBM, Hewlett-Packard and General Electric. By deploying their technology in citywide pilot projects, these companies say they can test new services that might have global appeal.

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Amsterdam has fostered partnerships among local businesses to take advantage of previous investments. Among them was Ajax, a soccer team, which paid a hospital to generate electricity for its matches by installing solar panels on the hospital roof.

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In London, the start-up Citymapper created a smartphone application that helps people navigate the complicated bus and subway networks. Azmat Yusuf, the company¡¦s founder, said that since Citymapper started in 2011, usage of London¡¦s buses increased, creating additional revenue and cutting the number of cars on the streets. The app is now available in New York, Berlin and Paris.

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Last year in Barcelona, Jaume Mayor created WeSmartPark, a service aimed at making it easier for drivers to find parking spaces. The system allows individuals to rent out their private parking spaces by installing sensors that record when they are available. The information is transmitted in real time over local mobile networks, and customers can book the spaces through a smartphone app.

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So far, Mr. Mayor has signed up 1,500 parking spaces . He also has almost 100,000 users, or roughly 6 percent of Barcelona¡¦s population.

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He said, ¡§We¡¦re using the resources that we already have, but getting more use out of them.¡¨

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