O protivoopukholevom effekte preparatov vitamina D3: fundamental'nye issledovaniya i dokazatel'naya meditsina


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Vitamin D is hormone involved in maintaining antitumor immunity. The article presents a comprehensive molecular and physiological model of antitumor effects of vitamin D. The data of evidence-based medicine, showing that long-term intake of vitamin D3 at doses of 800-1000 IU/day significantly reduces the risk of breast cancer, rectal cancer, and mortality from other forms of cancer, are discussed.

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