Posted AT 3:00 PM EDT on 21/02/07
Prenatal folic acid cuts cancer in kids: Study
TORONTO — Women who take vitamins containing folic acid before and during pregnancy appear to significantly cut the risk that their infants will develop three common childhood cancers, Canadian researchers say.
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