A regular supplementation with docosahexaenoic acid or a multivitamin/mineral/trace element combination may reduce the incidence of aggressive behavior, impulsivity and/or perceived stress, says a new study from UK.

According to a new Australian study, regular long-term intake of high-dose vitamin A and beta-carotene supplements does not increase the risk of any fracture or osteoporotic fracture; beta-carotene may even have a preventive effect.

A supplementation with omega-3 fatty acids does not seem to reduce cardiovascular mortality and morbidity of patients with multiple cardiovascular risk factors, suggests a new study from Italy.

Increased blood levels of vitamin D could help diminish muscular weakness after intense exercise, suggests a new US study.

According to a new data analysis, the majority of pregnant women in the US may have an inadequate iodine status and insufficient intakes from dietary supplements.