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Researchers at the Wistar Institute found that ovarian cancer cells that survive chemotherapy may release fructose, which acts as a signal prompting nearby cells to spread. Preclinical experiments showed that substances released by the surviving cells can promote cancer spread, and that high levels of fructose may amplify these signals even without chemotherapy. The spread of ovarian cancer is responsible for about 90 percent of deaths from the disease. However, the study does not prove that consuming sugar causes cancer to spread in humans, and it did not test whether reducing fructose improves health outcomes. More research is therefore needed before dietary recommendations can be made.
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