A clash between supporters and detractors of calcium supplements for better bone health is leading to conflicting headlines, leaving the public unsure about whom to believe. Osteoporosis is estimated to…
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Articles on Vitamin D
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A new joint position statement on target levels for vitamin D, published in the Medical Journal of Australia (MJA) by the Australian and New Zealand Bone and Mineral Society and Osteoporosis Australia…
Women with low vitamin D levels may be at greater risk of cognitive impairment and decline as they age. Vitamin D levels…
Vitamin D levels hit their lowest levels in early spring, not in winter as previously thought. A study of 24,000 people in…
Vitamin D is essential for healthy bones – low levels result in deformed limbs in children (rickets) and weakness and bone pain in adults. So there’s no question that we should all strive to maintain normal…
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