Insidermedicine in 60 - December 9, 2008

From Boston - According to a study in the Journal of the American Medical Association, either vitamin C or E supplementation reduces the risk of prostate cancer. Were randomized in a study of more than 14,600 male doctors and were given vitamin C or E supplements or a placebo, researchers found out that taking supplements and not a lower risk of prostate cancer or other site-specific cancers such as colon, lung, - Bladder and pancreas. From Geneva - According to another study in JAMA...



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