Let the sunshine vitamin in
Vitamin D isn't just for winter—it can be taken year-round, especially if you're an expectant mom.
Vitamin D isn't just for winter—it can be taken year-round, especially if you're an expectant mom.
Those seeking to get pregnant should talk with their doctors about their levels of the sunshine vitamin.
This magical mineral is critical for healthy bones, nerves and muscles. Here’s how to be sure you’re getting the right amount.
The time to think about bone health is now.
Learn the benefits—and sources—of the sunshine vitamin.
Americans have changed their preference in supplements since the late '90s, with more opting for omega-3, vitamin D and probiotics.
Proposed updates to the Nutrition Facts label on food and beverages can keep consumers better informed of their daily intake.
'There’s some wisdom in these things that have been used for thousands and thousands of years,' a doctor shares. "We wouldn’t keep using them if they didn’t work.”
What you need to know about 'sunshine vitamin' deficiency and life-changing procedures.
Study suggests men with low levels of vitamin D are more likely to be impotent.
Are you getting enough vitamin D and exercise to keep osteoporosis at bay?
We've long known vitamin D can calm the symptoms of multiple sclerosis. Evidence shows it may help prevent it, too.