New study suggests higher vitamin D levels associated with reduced risk of mortality
A recent study found that vitamin D levels above 32 ng/ml are associated with reduced risk of mortality caused by coronary heart disease.
A recent study found that vitamin D levels above 32 ng/ml are associated with reduced risk of mortality caused by coronary heart disease.
Dr. Reinhold Vieth reviews a study that found sun avoidance is linked with a decreased lifespan and shared his expertise on the topic.
A recent study has found that all-cause mortality is significantly associated with vitamin D levels below 20 ng/ml.
The Vitamin D Council evaluates a recent review led by Dr. Mike Allan which was subject to a biased interpretation of scientific literature.
A recent study found that solar radiation is associated with a decreased incidence and mortality rate of leading cancers in the United States.
A study found that the life expectancy for women who avoided the sun decreased by 0.6 to 2.1 years compared to women with the highest sun exposure.
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.
Vitamin D levels associated with mortality in large meta-analysis
Dr. Cannell discusses a study that found supplementing with vitamin D decreases risk of cancer related mortality.
A recent study found that increased UV light exposure is associated with reduced inpatient mortality due to Clostridium difficile infection.