Study: Breast cancer risk may be lower for people with sufficient Vitamin D
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Low Vitamin D counts could lead to a greater risk of breast cancer.
Researchers from the National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences found women with sufficient Vitamin D levels had a 21% lower chance of developing breast cancer.
The link between Vitamin D and breast cancer was strongest among Hispanic/Latina women, who had a 48% lower rate if they had sufficient Vitamin D levels.
