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Which cancer risk can be reduced by adding folate?

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Which cancer risk can be reduced by adding folate?

which cancer risk can be reduced by adding folate?

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There's evidence that people with low blood levels of folate are more prone to cancer, and several large, long-term studies suggest that people who consume more folic acid are less likely to develop colon cancer. Other research suggests that greater consumption of folic acid can lower breast cancer risk, at least among women who drink alcohol and have low folic acid levels.

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