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Significance of serum levels of vitamin D and some related minerals in breast cancer patients.

Iman Abdelgawad, Rawya H El-Mously, Magdy Saber, Ossama A. Mansour, Samia A. Shouman

PubMed · 2015 · 22 citations · 23 references

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Abstract

It is not only the deficient levels of Vit D and other related minerals, but the combination of the abnormal levels of all the studied parameters that might contribute to the development of cancer. Further studies with larger number of patient are needed.

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