Vitamin D linked to lower heart disease risk

Tuesday, March 16, 2010 - 12:56 in Health & Medicine

By raising low levels of the vitamin to normal levels, patients reduce their risk of heart disease by about 30%, an observational study finds. Raising the amount of vitamin D in the blood appears to help some people -- at least those deficient in the vitamin -- reduce their risk of heart disease by about 30%, researchers announced Monday. The findings, though preliminary,...

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