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A Cheap Daily Vitamin Shows Promise For People at Risk of Leukemia, Early Trial Finds
One way of beating certain cancers could be to stop them from developing in the first place, and there's a growing interest in using vitamin C to tackle pre-cancer blood disorders and early-stage blood cancers.
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Early research suggests that supplementing vitamin C could help prevent certain blood cancers from developing. People with blood cancers often have chronically low vitamin C levels, and scientists have debated whether raising these levels could serve as a therapeutic strategy. The study highlights vitamin C’s potential role in treating pre‑cancer blood disorders and early‑stage blood cancers.
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