Research reports published in the Journal of Cancer Epidemiology, Biomarkers, and Prevention show that there is a negative correlation between circulating 25-hydroxyvitamin D [25 (OH) D] levels and liver cancer risk and chronic liver disease mortality To associate. Gabriel Y. Lai, author of the Department of Cancer Control and Population Science at the National Cancer Institute, and colleagues say that there has been a link between reduced vitamin D levels and chronic liver disease and iecoris cancer observed in laboratory studies, but there has been little epidemiology Research assesses these associations.
Studium comprehendit 854 smokers masculi Finnici qui alpha-tocopherolum, cancri beta-caroten praeventionis studiis participaverunt, et vitaminum D graduum ex serum exemplis mensus est. Per 25 annos fere sequentes, aegroti 202 cum cancro iecoris dignoscuntur, et 225 aegroti hepatis morbo mortui sunt. 427 sine iecoris morbo subditis aut cancro iecoris inserviens moderatur. Inter subditos cum serum 25 (OH) D concentratio minorum quam 10 ng / mL (ng / mL), periculum cancri hepatis auctum est 91% comparatum cum illis cum gradu detentio maior quam 20 ng / mL, longus Periculum Morbi hepatis mors augetur 67%.
"Proventus nostri suadeant ut Vitaminum D effectum praecavens in cancro iecoris et morbo iecoris chronici habere possit," Dr Lai et collegae concluserunt. "Studia Futura opus aestimare relationem inter vitaminum D et cancer iecoris et morbum iecoris in aliis populis, praesertim cum variis periculorum causis."
