Cancer Therapy

Studies from O. Gillie and Co-Authors Have Provided New Information about Cancer Therapy

Published in Cancer Weekly, February 14th, 2012

2012 FEB 14 -- According to the authors of recent research from London, United Kingdom, "Five epidemiological paradoxes that have puzzled epidemiologists for a decade or more can be explained by the UVB-vitamin D hypothesis. The Scots' Paradox is examined in detail as an example."

"Many subsidiary factors varying over time and place influence the amount of UVB which reaches the skin of individuals and so the amount of vitamin D synthesised, while other factors influence the amount ingested. These factors are plotted leading to a common pathway that ends in vitamin D insufficiency and consequent disease. Examples suggest that the factors interact to increase...

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Source: Cancer Weekly (2012-02-14)

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