Topic: Michal Melamed

Las Vegas Sun | 2009-08-11 16:02:01
New study points to widespread vitamin D deficiency in children and young adults

Parents have been urged to encourage their children to regularly step away from indoor activities — primarily video games and TV — and go play outside. Parents who do this help their children avoid becoming overweight or even obese. Now there is another reason for children to go outside ...

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Reuters US Online Report Health News | 2009-08-04 20:26:52

NEW YORK (Reuters Health) - Most US kids aren't getting enough vitamin D, a report in Pediatrics shows, raising their risk of weak bones and, possibly, heart disease. While the new findings shouldn't spur parents to start mega-dosing their kids with the vitamin, most children could benefit from a little more sunshine, Dr. Michal L. Melamed of the Albert ...

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