Vitamin 'may blunt cancer drugs' - BBC Health News 30th September 2008 - The Diigo Meta page

• 01 Oct 08
  

  Jonathan Key

  "Vitamin C supplements may substantially reduce the benefit from a wide range of anti-cancer drugs, research suggests. Thirty to 70% less cancer cells in a lab were killed by a range of drugs, after pretreatment with vitamin C. Follow-up chemotherapy test

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  Kieran Lamb

  Vitamin C supplements may substantially reduce the benefit from a wide range of anti-cancer drugs, research suggests.
  
  Thirty to 70% less cancer cells in a lab were killed by a range of drugs, after pretreatment with vitamin C.

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