Supplements

What you eat ultimately plays an important role in your risk for developing breast cancer. Learn more about what to choose to increase the odds of staying cancer-free.

The largest review of studies so far has found solid proof that some supplements can give traditional treatments a boost.

High doses of vitamin D may be necessary for patients who have nutrient malabsorption — just watch for these signs of vitamin D toxicity.

The FDA ust announced the most significant change in dietary supplement regulation since the Dietary Supplement Health and Education Act more than 25 years ago.

If you find expired supplements in your medicine cabinet, there's likely no risk in taking them, but you should still throw them out.

More and more doctors are recommending food and dietary supplements to help treat chronic diseases like RA. See which natural treatments might be right for you.

There’s definitely a connection between vitamin D levels and rheumatoid arthritis. Find out what the research says, and what it means for you.

A new study shows that annual kratom-related calls to U.S. Poison Control Centers for adverse effects skyrocketed from 13 in 2011 to 682 in 2017.

Results of a study suggest vitamin D, the sunshine vitamin, improves insulin sensitivity, lowers glucose levels, and reduces type 2 diabetes risk.

Supplements can help bridge certain vitamin and mineral gaps as you get older, but not all supplements may be right for you.