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• Vitamin C No Help for Preeclampsia

Taking high doses of vitamins C and E does not protect against a common and potentially fatal high-blood pressure disorder during pregnancy, a large, government study confirms....

• Vitamin D Shows Early Promise Against Lupus

In the first study of its kind, high doses of vitamin D were safe and appeared to temper some of the destructive immune system responses believed to cause lupus....

• Does Vitamin D Protect Against High BP?

Women who do not have enough vitamin D before menopause may have an elevated risk for developing high blood pressure years later, new research suggests....

• Vitamin B May Help Prevent Mental Decline in Elderly

Elderly people with mild memory problems may benefit from taking very high daily doses of vitamin B to slow the rate of brain shrinkage, say researchers....

• Vitamin D Pain Treatment

Vitamin D is very important for maintaining strong bones, proper immunity and therefore, a healthy life. Chronic pain can be treated effectively by adding doses of vitamin D in your regular diet....

• Low Vitamin D in Pregnancy Linked to Language Problems in Children

Women who have low levels of vitamin D in their blood during pregnancy increase their odds of having a child with language problems....

• New Guidelines Suggest Higher Doses of Vitamin D

Noting that vitamin D deficiency is "very common in all age groups," the Endocrine Society's new treatment guidelines call for many Americans to take more vitamin D than is currently recommended....

• Are CT Scans Sometimes Too Risky?

Radiation doses from CT scans are often high and vary widely, and excessively high doses may contribute substantially to future cancers, a study shows....

• Study: Vitamin D May Cut Risk of Diabetes

Vitamin D may help prevent diabetes in people at high risk of developing the condition, researchers report....

• Study: Vitamin D May Cut Risk of Diabetes

Vitamin D may help prevent diabetes in people at high risk of developing the condition, researchers report....

• Study: Vitamin D May Cut Risk of Diabetes

Vitamin D may help prevent diabetes in people at high risk of developing the condition, researchers report....

• Study: Vitamin D May Cut Risk of Diabetes

Vitamin D may help prevent diabetes in people at high risk of developing the condition, researchers report....

• Study: Vitamin D May Cut Risk of Diabetes

Vitamin D may help prevent diabetes in people at high risk of developing the condition, researchers report....

• Lupus and Pregnancy: Tips for Living with Lupus While Pregnant

Although less than 50% percent of pregnancies in women with lupus have complications, all lupus pregnancies are considered high-risk. Here’s what women with lupus should know....

• Poor Sleep in Pregnancy Linked to High Blood Pressure

Getting too much or too little sleep during the first trimester may increase your risk for developing elevated blood pressure and its related complications later on in pregnancy, according to a new study in the Oct. 1 issue of the journal Sleep....

• Weight Loss Surgery Reduces Pregnancy Problems

Weight loss surgery prior to pregnancy may help prevent pregnancy complications for obese women....

• Weight Loss Surgery Reduces Pregnancy Problems

Weight loss surgery prior to pregnancy may help prevent pregnancy complications for obese women....

• DHA During Pregnancy May Cut Infant Colds

Getting enough of an essential fatty acid during pregnancy may help prevent colds in newborns....

• Low Vitamin D Levels May Raise Heart Risk

Some men with low levels of vitamin D in their blood are at particularly high risk of developing heart disease and weakened bones that can lead to osteoporosis, researchers report....

• Diabetes, High BP During Pregnancy Increase Middle-Age Heart Risk

When a woman has high blood pressure or high blood sugar levels during pregnancy, this may help predict her chances of developing heart disease perhaps as early as middle age, a new study suggests....

• Too Much Pregnancy Weight Gain Raises Child’s Obesity Risk

Mothers who put on too many pounds during pregnancy are at risk for having a baby with a high birthweight that could increase their child’s risk for long-term obesity, researchers report....

• Vitamin D – Immense Bone and Body Health

Vitamin D is perhaps the most underrated vitamin or nutrient today and it's often taken for granted because it's naturally assumed that we get it from milk and sun exposure. While it is true that there are adequate amounts of vitamin D in milk and from the sun, we have to understand that those two sources aren't the end-all for getting the vitamin....

• Are You Getting Enough Vitamin D?

What you need to know about vitamin D, including how much you need, food sources of vitamin D, vitamin D blood tests, and vitamin D deficiency....

• Type 2 Diabetes in Women: Risks, Pregnancy, and More

WebMD discusses what women with type 2 diabetes should know about diabetes complications and more....

• Study: No Need to Delay Pregnancy After Miscarriage

Women who conceive within six months after a miscarriage are less likely to miscarry again or experience other pregnancy-related complications, a study shows....

• Vitamin E Supplements Affect Stroke Risk

Although the risk remains relatively small, researchers have found that taking vitamin E supplements increased the risk of hemorrhagic stroke, in which bleeding occurs in the brain, but reduced the risk of ischemic stroke, the more common type of stroke in which blood flow to the brain is blocked....

• New Guidelines on Women’s Heart Risk

Women who have been diagnosed with preeclampsia, pregnancy-induced hypertension, or diabetes during pregnancy are now considered at risk for heart attack or stroke going forward, according to newly updated guidelines from the American Heart Association (AHA)....

• Just How Real Is ‘Pregnancy Brain’?

Pregnancy and motherhood don't cause women to have memory lapses and other cognitive problems, even though the concept of ''pregnancy brain'' and ''momnesia'' are widely accepted, according to a new study....