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Vitamin D deficiency may be linked to restless legs syndrome
25 June 2014
A new study from Turkey reports that people with low blood vitamin D concentrations may have an increased risk of developing involuntary movements of the legs.
15 June 2018
As a highly-regarded professional football physician, Julian Bailes, M.D., initiated some of the earliest research focused on DHA omega-3 to support an athlete’s brain. The University of Wyoming embraces this science by nourishing its athletes with DHA omega-3 to help support brain health pre- and post-injuries.
Take a look inside the University of Wyoming’s sports program by hearing from its directors of sports medicine and rehabilitation, as well as its athletic trainer.
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25 June 2014
A new study from Turkey reports that people with low blood vitamin D concentrations may have an increased risk of developing involuntary movements of the legs.
3 November 2010
Supplementation with docosahexaenoic acid may not be useful in reducing cognitive decline in Alzheimer’s disease, says a new US study.
23 September 2013
A panel of Polish researchers and physicians has drafted new vitamin D recommendations for Central Europeans including practical guidelines on supplementation and prophylactic vitamin D intakes for neonates, infants, children and adolescents as well as adults.