Vitamin D and Its Relationship with Breast Cancer: An Evidence Based Practice Paper
- Jawad Obaidi
- Eyad Musallam
- Hamzah Al-ghzawi
- Saleh Azzeghaiby
- Ibrahim Alzoghaibi
Abstract
Background: In oncology research fields, vitamin D has emerged as the most fruitful issue. The previous decade witnessed intensive efforts in connecting vitamin D with risk reduction and progression of various epithelial cancers, especially, breast cancer.
Purpose: To evaluate the relationship between vitamin D levels and breast cancer.
Method: A comprehensive search of several electronic databases was conducted in Pub Med, MEDLINE, CINAHL, in addition to, web search engine “Google” for abstracts, in order to determine the relationship between vitamin D and breast cancer.
Results: It was found that an increased serum level of vitamin D is associated with decreased risk of breast cancer.
Conclusion: It was concluded that vitamin D plays a significant role in protection of breast cancer.
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- DOI:10.5539/gjhs.v7n1p261
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