Vitamin d and cancer - It works, but above the rda - The news that high doses of vitamin D can halve the risk of some cancers may well have had a poor reception in Brussels. While the EU bureaucrats are...

Vitamin d: levels vary - Cow's milk and infant formula rarely contain the amount of vitamin D stated on the label and may be either underfortified or overfortified which could...

Epilepsy: Half of all victims are deficient in vitamin D - Almost every week a new piece of research finds out something else about the importance of vitamin D to our health. Now researchers have discovered t...

Breast Cancer: Vitamin D – or sunshine – helps keep it away - Women who supplement with vitamin D – or who do a little sunbathing once or twice a week – reduce their chances of developing breast cancer.

Vitamin D Supplements: They may help you live longer - Vitamin D is a bit of a Cinderella in the world of supplements – and yet it is the one that could help you live longer.

Vitamin d may cut diabetes risk in children - Children in a recent study who took vitamin D supplements early in life had a much lower risk of developing diabetes than those who didn’t, say resear...

Vitamin D and Osteoporosis - I am writing to see if you can offer further advice about vitamin D and osteoporosis (WDDTY vol 6 no 7).

Vitamin D: Half of all children are deficient - Children today just don’t get out enough. As a result, more than half of all infants and toddlers are low in their levels of vitamin D and, even at t...