23 Jan 2020 --- Pakistani women with a vitamin D deficiency (VDD) have a higher risk of breast cancer, while women with a history of vitamin D supplementation are less at risk. This is according to a recent study that has explored the association between vitamin D intake and breast cancer, as well as more affordable cancer prevention measures for women lacking access to resourced health systems. As cancer rates and the financial burdens of its treatments increase worldwide, the discussion surrounding the doubts and benefits in the vitamin D supplementation space continues.
