Author Archives: Brant Cebulla
Brant Cebulla steps down from the Vitamin D Council
In this special spotlight, we say goodbye to Brant Cebulla, our Development Director. Brant is moving on to pursue other career interests and we wish him the best of luck.
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What are systematic reviews and are they useful in vitamin D research?
We take a look at a recent systematic review that cast doubt on vitamin D and discuss if systematic reviews are useful in vitamin D research.
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Yupik in the Yukon Delta: Are they getting enough vitamin D?
New research published in the International Journal of Circumpolar Health suggests that through a combination of summer sun exposure and food sources, Arctic populations may be able to get good amounts of vitamin D.
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New study finds vitamin D deficiency common among Jamaicans with systemic lupus erythematosus
Researchers have recently looked into the vitamin D levels of Jamaicans with systemic lupus erythematosus.
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Open-label trial: Vitamin D during pregnancy improves Apgar scores
New research published in the Journal of Clinical Endocrinology and Metabolism suggests that vitamin D supplementation during pregnancy may help improve Apgar scores in newborns.
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Vitamin D levels: Associated with dry eyes?
New research published in the journal Cornea has raised the possibility that vitamin D plays a role in dry eye syndrome.
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Correcting vitamin D levels decreases musculoskeletal pain, says new study
A new study published in the European Journal of General Practice suggests that correcting vitamin D levels may help reduce diffuse musculoskeletal pain.
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Low vitamin D levels associated with statin induced muscle pain
Research published in the journal PLOS ONE suggests that low vitamin D levels are associated with increased risk of developing statin induced myalgia.
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On a population scale, heavy clothing most accounts for low vitamin D levels
According to new research in the American Journal of Epidemiology, clothing accounts for the greatest variance in vitamin D levels, more so than location and season.
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Hip fracture patients have lower levels of vitamins D and K1
According to new research published in the journal Clinical Nutrition, low levels of vitamin D and vitamin K1 are both independently and synergistically associated with hip fracture.
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