Multivitamins fail to curb cancer, heart attacks

WASHINGTON, Feb 9 (Reuters) - Women who took multivitamins for years did not lower their risk of cancer, heart attack, stroke or premature death from any cause, researchers reported on Monday.

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Study doubts multivitamin benefit vs. cancer, heart disease
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