Clinical trial finds vitamin D supplementation increases “good” cholesterol in children
A new controlled clinical trial found that daily vitamin D supplementation for one month increased HDL cholesterol levels among children.
A new controlled clinical trial found that daily vitamin D supplementation for one month increased HDL cholesterol levels among children.
A recent study found that vitamin D levels under 20 ng/ml was shown to increase the risk of atopic dermatitis in Korean children.
A new meta-analysis of over 2000 participants determined that children with pneumonia have lower vitamin D levels.
A new study found that low vitamin D status and inflammation may be a predictor of primary snoring and obstructive sleep apnea in children.
A recent clinical trial concluded that vitamin D supplementation during pregnancy and infancy may prevent allergies.
A recent study suggests that vitamin D deficiency is linked with longer axial length and an increased risk of nearsighted vision in young children.
Researchers recently conducted the first study to evaluate the association between vitamin D levels and chronic cough.
A recent study recommends vitamin D supplementation for children who are still breastfeeding after their first birthday.
The Vitamin D Council takes a closer look at a new study which has made media headlines, questioning the media’s broad interpretations of the results.
A study found that vitamin D deficient children stay an average of 3.5 days longer in the ICU compared to children who are not deficient.