In 2016, four researchers from the University of California and San Diego State University used similar studies in rodents to design an experiment involving women with early-stage cancer and study their breast cancer recurrence after treatment. The idea was that there may be a link between how long a person spends fasting each night and how likely it is for cancer to return.
2,413 women aged 27 to 70 who had had early-stage breast cancer were studied over the course of about 12 years. During that time, 390 women saw a recurrence in their cancer. Only 818 of the 2,413 women reported fasting for a minimum of 13 hours per night.
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