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A phase II clinical trial results showed that taking vitamin C supplements may improve the survival chances of individuals with blood disorders that could develop into cancer or cause low-grade forms of blood cancers. While vitamin C has not been proven to slow the growth of cancer cells, it did lead to positive changes in inflammatory markers, and some complications were less common among the vitamin users. The researchers highlighted the need for larger trials to confirm the potential benefits of vitamin C in preventing blood cancers and enhancing patient outcomes.
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