Micronutrients Not Associated With Diabetic Retinopathy, Review Finds

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Diabetic retinopathy does not appear to be related to the plasma levels or dietary intake of three key micronutrients — vitamin C, vitamin E and magnesium — in subjects with diabetes, according to a new systematic review.

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