Could skipping midnight snacks stop cancer? nightly fasting study explores prevention
NCT ID NCT05565638
Summary
This study tested whether fasting for 14 hours overnight could help prevent blood cancer in overweight people with early-stage blood cell conditions. 23 participants were randomly assigned to either follow the fasting schedule or receive general healthy lifestyle advice for 4 months. Researchers measured changes in body composition and blood markers to see if nighttime fasting might be a practical prevention strategy.
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Dana Farber Cancer Institute
Boston, Massachusetts, 02115, United States
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