
Vitamin D status does not vary between patients with single or multiple autoimmune diseases
Pioneering research shows that vitamin D levels are similarly low in patients with single or multiple autoimmune diseases.
Pioneering research shows that vitamin D levels are similarly low in patients with single or multiple autoimmune diseases.
New research from the journal PLoS One links low vitamin D levels to greater disability in those with neuromyelitis optica.
A new study has found that vitamin D levels are significantly related to important health factors associated with rheumatoid arthritis.
Researchers recently found that vitamin D deficiency is associated with pre-type 1 diabetes, but they also found vitamin D deficiency does not increase risk for type 1 diabetes.
New research out of South Korea suggests there is an association between vitamin D deficiency and autoimmune thyroid disease.
New research out of Italy suggests that severe vitamin D deficiency is common in people with early primary Sjögren’s syndrome.
New research finds that vitamin D has a strong role in the production of regulatory T cells, which may explain part of its role in autoimmune diseases.
A new study published in the journal BMC Medicine has found that vitamin D deficiency is associated with a long list of immune mediated diseases.
Recent research suggests that vitamin D deficient patients with autoimmune diseases have a higher risk of disease activity compared to those with higher vitamin D levels.
Researchers at the Chaim Sheba Medical Center in Israel recently reviewed the evidence that vitamin D is involved in autoimmune disorders.