In 10 seconds? Lymphoma patients with healthy levels of vitamin D seem to respond better to cancer treatments than those with below healthy levels. If results like these hold up in larger studies, it will mean that cancer patients...
In 10 seconds? A recent, large-scale clinical study suggests vitamin D supplementation does not reduce the risk of cancer or heart disease in people who already have sufficient levels of the micronutrient. What’s with all the buz...
Recent scientific evidence suggests that adequate vitamin D levels can help reduce the risk of having more severe symptoms of the novel coronavirus infection....