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