A recent study found that vitamin D deficiency was associated with an increased prevalence of antinuclear antibodies, indicative of immune dysfunction, among older adults in the US.
A study found individuals with a low vitamin D levels experienced a clinical relapse 1.25 times more often than those with healthy vitamin D levels.
A recent study found low vitamin D status is associated with the onset and severity of carpal tunnel syndrome.
A controlled trial suggests that vitamin D supplementation improves atopic dermatitis by decreasing inflammatory markers.
For the first time, researchers have found evidence that lung inflammation seen in chronic asthma patients does not affect vitamin D levels.
New research suggests that increased levels of inflammation in a certain type of fat tissue is related to low vitamin D levels in those with coronary artery disease.
Interesting new research finds that inflammation in a depression-like state in rats does not affect how the body metabolizes vitamin D.
Increased inflammation may be an underlying factor contributing to suicidal behaviors. Since vitamin D has been shown to modulate inflammation, could deficiency be related to attempted suicide?
Novel research finds vitamin D and calcium supplementation together, as well individually, improves certain inflammatory markers in type 2 diabetics.
Researchers recently conducted a study on the fat cells of mice and found that vitamin D impacts obesity-related inflammation.
A recent RCT evaluated the efficacy of a web-based vitamin D intervention program targeting young Canadian adults.
