World-first research from Otago University has found that vitamin C is absorbed and retained in cancerous tumours, which could lead to potential therapies for patients using the vitamin
Researchers decided to look at how vitamin C impacts on cancer cells after years of many anecdotal accounts of the beneficial role of vitamin C in both the prevention and treatment of cancer.
Associate Professor Gabi Dachs explains the significance of their research to Wallace.
University of Otago Associate Professor Gabi Dachs Photo: Supplied
