Calcium, Vitamin D May Not Lower Cholesterol: Study

(Reuters Health) UPDATED 2010-03-03

According to researchers at Albert Einstein College of Medicine in New York, taking calcium and vitamin D supplements does not help people lower their cholesterol. But researchers say taking these supplements may be useful in a number of other health conditions. Read full story >

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Calcium, Vitamin D May Not Lower Cholesterol: Study

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