Assessment of Serum CoQ10 Levels and other Antioxidant Markers in Breast Cancer.

Asian Pac J Cancer Prev · 2020 · PMC7332135 · PMID 32102525

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A borderline significant inverse relationship between CoQ10 levels and breast cancer incidence was found.

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It was also found that subjects with CoQ10 >1600 μg/L were 7.9 times more at risk of developing breast cancer than those with CoQ10 values <1600 μg/L with a borderline significance p of 0.053 at a 95% confidence interval ( Table 4 ).

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