vitamin D
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Vitamin D Deficiency Worsens Disease Severity, Increased Amount Protects Against H1N1 and SARS-CoV-2
A clinical trial conducted on mice suggests that vitamin D protects them from the H1N1 and SARS-CoV-2 viruses.
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Exercising Outdoors Could Reduce Risk of Heart Attack, Stroke
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Taking Vitamin D During Pregnancy Shows Promise in Preventing Autism
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High Vitamin D Levels Linked to Better Long-Term Outcomes in Breast Cancer Patients
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Prenatal Vitamins: Do Pregnant Women Really Need Them?
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Vitamin D and Sheep 'Bedroom' Associations: Fertility Success in Scotland
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Nature Relaxes the Body And Helps Reduce Disease, Researchers Say
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Winter Months Causing Vitamin D Deficiency
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Vitamin D No Help in Fall Risk Among Elderly
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Vitamin D Increases Breast Cancer Patient Survival
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Vitamin D Supplements Ineffective in Osteoporosis Protection
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