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THE INFLUENCE OF "FOLIC ACID" ON SPONTANEOUS BREAST CANCERS IN MICE
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Breast OncologyImmunologyPathologyTumor BiologyOxidative StressInfluence OfHealed MiceRadiation OncologyCancer ResearchSpontaneous Breast CancersMedicineMammary GlandCancer PreventionPharmacologyCell BiologyEndocrine-related CancerBreast CancerFolic AcidOncology
Complete regressions of spontaneous breast cancers in mice were observed in 38 among 89 animals (43 per cent.). The treatment consisted of daily intravenous injections of 5 micrograms of l. casei factor ("folic acid"). The treated animals lived longer than the controls, especially the healed mice. The incidence of the development of new tumors was decreased among the treated mice as compared with the controls.