Vitamin D status associated with breast cancer survivial
New research shows that vitamin D supplementation was associated with a 33% increased survival rate in breast cancer patients.
New research shows that vitamin D supplementation was associated with a 33% increased survival rate in breast cancer patients.
New research suggests that vitamin D supplementation may help reduce musculoskeletal pain in breast cancer patients taking letrozole.
Researchers found that vitamin D levels are inversely linked to the expression of a gene known to accelerate the growth of breast cancer.
A new RCT assesses the effects of vitamin D supplementation on sex hormones to explain the relationship between vitamin D and breast cancer.
A new article suggests that vitamin D status may explain why black women have a 42% higher death rate from breast cancer than white women.
In a recent review of 77 studies, researchers found that high vitamin D levels were linked with an increased survival rate in breast cancer patients.
Researchers recently found vitamin D is significantly associated with the survival of breast cancer patients.
Dr. JoEllen Welsh joins the VDC podcast to discuss the basic mechanisms behind vitamin D and breast cancer, as well as her up and coming research efforts.
A recent study found that vitamin D deficiency was associated with an increased risk of breast cancer among Asian women.
NIH gave a $1.76 million grant to researcher to further explore the role of vitamin D in triple negative breast cancer.