Vitamin 'may blunt cancer drugs'

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Thirty to 70% less cancer cells in a lab were killed by a range of drugs, after pretreatment with vitamin C. chemotherapy tests found tumours grew more rapidly in mice given cancer pretreated with vitamin C. they is a center called (Memorial Sloan-Ketterin) and US researchers say the same mechanism may affect patient outcomes. some student vitamin C is an antioxidant it could be beneficial to cancer patients. US team tested the impact of a form of vitamin C on the effectiveness of a range of anti-cancer drugs in tests on cancer cells in the lab. They found that every drug they tested did not work as well if cells were pretreated with vitamin C as they did on untreated cancer cells. vitamin C could help for the center....