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Women with higher levels of Vitamin D were less likely to show early effects from age-related macular degeneration (AMD), according to a recent study.
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The U.S. Institute of Medicine yesterday slightly revised the recommended intakes for vitamin D and calcium while downplaying recent reports of widespread vitamin D deficiency and vitamin D's protection against numerous health conditions.
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A lack of sun is resulting in dangerously low levels of Vitamin D, according to a new study. Sometimes the deficiency is serious enough to be life-threatening.
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A recent study shows that high doses of B vitamins may dramatically slow brain shrinkage and help protect people from Alzheimer’s.
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Heavy smokers may be making themselves more prone to lung cancer. Then again, some aren't. A new survey reveals that if you have high levels of vitamin-B and an amino acid in your system, that is likely to prevent you from getting cancer in general.
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A study published Sunday in the British Medical Journal shows that people with the highest levels of blood vitamin D concentration had a nearly 40% decrease in colorectal cancer risk than those with lower levels of vitamin D.
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The 'sunshine vitamin' may be just what the doctor needs to order when it comes to preventing the flu's complications according to the founder of Sunlight, Nutrition and Health Research Center, Dr. William Grant.
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Paris-based Sanofi-Aventis, the largest pharmaceutical company in Europe, signed a letter of intent over the weekend with Hangzhou-based Minsheng Pharmaceutical Group to set up a joint venture that will focus on producing vitamin and mineral supplements.
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According to a study from the University of Colorado, 75% of Americans are Vitamin D deficient. The change in outdoor behaviors have been cited.
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A new study from the UK suggests that women with low levels of vitamin D may have chronic pain. This affliction does not effect men.
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How vitamin D deficiency might explain some deaths
 Children born to women who had low levels of vitamin D during their pregnancy are more likely to have language problems, a new study suggests.
Health campaigners have voiced concerns that many people are not getting enough vitamin D, which could lead to an increase in related diseases.
 Taking vitamin D supplements for bone health is fine but using it to prevent and treat other diseases doesn't have clear evidence, a panel of medical experts says.
 Children are more likely to be chubbier if their mother had low levels of vitamin D during pregnancy, a British study suggests.
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