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Website and newsletter
We maintain a one of a kind up-to-date website that serves the general public as an e-clinic and source for the latest news and clinical evidence on vitamin D and its link to various diseases and illnesses. In conjunction, we run a blog and send out a newsletter every month with further insights. Attracting thousands of visitors a day, our evidence based website reaches to the masses in a fast, efficient and cost-effective manner.
Public service announcements
We run public service announcements over the air and radio on the importance of being vitamin D sufficient. Please check our YouTube site for videos that we have aired both in urban areas and over the web.
Vitamin D deficiency clinic for children
Here at our office in San Luis Obispo, we treat vitamin D deficiency in children by providing a blood test, supplements (if necessary) and helping and teaching parents how to monitor their children's vitamin D status.
We treat vitamin D deficiency in children with autism spectrum disorders remotely, as well, helping parents monitor their child's 25(OH)D levels.
For more information, contact Brant Cebulla at [email protected].
Program support
The Vitamin D Council is pleased to announce its support for community programs that address vitamin D deficiency in communities within the United States.
Currently, we have a grant application open to provide community programs with free vitamin D supplements. These supplements are intended to aid in efforts in spreading awareness on vitamin D deficiency. For more information, contact Brant Cebulla at [email protected].
Research funding
Currently, we are funding clinical research at UC San Francisco on vitamin D and its potential link with autism spectrum disorders.
You can find more information on this research and its design at: http://anp.ucsf.edu/research/trials/vitamind
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