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October 3, 2008
Chemo doubts over vitamin C
...Cancer Center. The findings, published in Cancer Research, came from studying laboratory cancer cells and mice. Use of vitamin C during cancer treatment has been controversial...can react fatally with other molecules in a cell, forcing cell death. Vitamin C could keep cancer cells alive in spite of chemotherapy treatment. The... By Rebecca Knight
October 3, 2008
Chemo doubts over vitamin C
Vitamin C appears to significantly lower...The findings, published in Cancer Research, came from...human patient outcomes. Use of vitamin C during cancer treatment has...fatally with other molecules in a cell, forcing cell death. Vitamin C could keep cancer cells alive... By Rebecca Knight
March 28, 2007
NZ schoolgirls' vitamin C test on Ribena results in fine for GSK
...was convinced the anomalies resulting in lower vitamin C levels were peculiar to New Zealand...problem, a spokes-woman said it was in fact related to the deterioration of vitamin C caused by heat and ultraviolet light in packets that were towards the end of their... By Andrew Jack in London
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BHP Billiton cautious on recovery
...lending as part of efforts to ease a boom in credit conditions.Mr Kloppers did not...stressed the need to continue investing in the group’s global operations, including...progress on that venture, which requires anti-trust clearance from the European regulator...present form [when BHP acquired Billiton in 2001],” Mr Kloppers said.“We believe... By Peter Smith in Sydney
January 11, 2010
C is for colds
...orange, to keep up their vitamin C levels. A Cochrane review published in 2009 reiterates the previous position on vitamin C: taking 0.2g or more...for children. However, in order to achieve this effect vitamin C had to be taken as soon... By Margaret McCartney
October 6, 2007
Vitamin C is good for animals...
...phosphorylase, which is responsible for the production of vitamin C in plants. The researchers found the genes responsible for creating the enzyme and turned them off, resulting in vitamin C-free plants. These failed to grow. Exeter’s Nicholas... By Alan Cane
February 9, 2010
Rebuff to Delta as JAL sticks with American
...Narita airport in Tokyo.Immunity from antitrust rules became possible in December when the US and Japan signed an...carrier, All Nippon Airways, is pursuing antitrust immunity for a venture with United...Kyocera technology group, who was brought in by the government last month to oversee...for its part, had warned that US anti-trust authorities would balk at granting immunity...years, however, when the government re-privatises the airline to recover... By Jonathan Soble in Tokyo
December 9, 2008
Trials dash prostate cancer vitamin hope
...trial looked at the effect of vitamins C and E on almost 15,000 male doctors...more prostate cancers among men taking vitamin E than in other groups, although the increase was...added. “Eating a diet that is high in all types of fruit and vegetables is the...estimated 12 per cent of Americans take vitamin C and E supplements. Pamela Mason, scientific...Both [trials] represent the latest in a long line of studies that have attempted... By Clive Cookson in London
October 26, 2009
Lloyds feels effect of ING rights issue
...dipped 5.6 per cent to 44.4p. In the wider market, leading shares traded in a 114-point range before closing lower...the proposed merger with Iberia and anti-trust immunity for its tie-up with American Airlines...week’s third-quarter results, in particular, issues such as cash conversion...uncertainty inherent to any potential litigation, we believe this matter could weigh...demerge its international business. C&W is due to file half-year figures next...and licensing arrangements necessary to re-establish production on its Plantillo... By Neil Hume
February 4, 2010
Eni moves to satisfy watchdog
...assets, including its majority stake in the TAG pipeline which brings Russian...Italy via Austria, to satisfy European antitrust regulators.Paolo Scaroni, chief executive...expected the company’s 89 per cent stake in TAG to be sold to an Italian state entity...pursued a couple of cases of alleged anti-trust breaches against it.Shares in Eni fell 2.4 per cent on Thursday. By Nikki Tait in Brussels and Vincent Boland in Milan