Vitamins ‘do not cut cancer risk’
Taking vitamin C or E does not reduce the risk of prostate cancers - or other forms of the disease, two large US studies suggest.
Both trials were set up following some evidence that taking supplements might have a positive effect.
But one study of 35,533 men, and a second of 15,000 doctors, found no evidence that cancer rates were any lower in those taking supplements.
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on Dec 10th, 2008 and is filed under Dietary Supplements, General Health.
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