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High Vitamin D Levels
Scientists studying the effects of vitamin D on osteoarthritis (OA) of the knee say low levels of the vitamin may cause more severe symptoms of the condition. Researchers measured the vitamin D levels of 100 people who were suffering from OA. Forty-seven percent of the patients were vitamin-D deficient, and these patients had higher pain levels and more difficulty walking than those who had adequate levels of vitamin D.
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Children with Crohn's, colitis often lack vitamin D
Children who suffer from Crohn's disease or ulcerative colitis are often vitamin-D deficient, a study says. Researchers evaluated 130 patients... Read more »
Study: Vitamin D important for osteoporosis patients
According to new research, doctors should require that all their osteoporosis patients take vitamin D. Scientists say their new study showed that... Read more »
Winter can boost heart risks
Researchers at Loyola University in Chicago say that the lack of sunshine in the winter can cause people to become vitamin-D deficient, and this can... Read more »
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