Personalised supplements for cancer survivors: a gap in the market?

Published: 13-Mar-2025
Dietary supplements

As the personalised nutrition trend grows in popularity, oncologist Dr Joe Mignone talks us through his first nutraceutical line designed specifically for cancer survivors

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After the recent launch of wellness brand SurvivorRx's supplement range for cancer survivors, NBR caught up with Dr Joe Mignone, Oncologist and Co-Founder of SurvivorRx to discuss the personalised product line, how it works and the science behind each formulation, as well as the growth of the personalised nutrition market.

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