
Small trial finds vitamin D supplementation managed symptoms of ichthyosis in children
New findings suggest that vitamin D supplementation may be an effective form of therapy in the management of ichthyosis.
New findings suggest that vitamin D supplementation may be an effective form of therapy in the management of ichthyosis.
Dr. Cannell discusses the current research that has found a link between vitamin D deficient rickets and the prevalence of autism.
A study called for better vitamin D supplementation programs for mothers and children who are at risk for vitamin D deficiency in order to prevent rickets.
The prevalence of infantile rickets is unknown due to the lack of skeletal surveys in otherwise healthy infants.
New research published in The Lancet has found that the rate of hospital admissions due to rickets is the highest it has been since the 1960’s.
A case report out of Chile details how vitamin D treated a case of rickets, and in addition, helped lessen severity of atopic dermatitis.
Dr Cannell writes to a mother accused of abusing her baby, who showed multiple signs of rickets.
New research out of Qatar suggests that severe vitamin D deficiency may be especially problematic for newborns compared to babies older than six months.
Recently, physicians in Portugal wrote that an old disease in infants is reappearing. And no, it’s not just rickets we’re talking about.
Breastfed infants in South Korea carry a significant risk of vitamin D deficiency, according to new research.