Vitamin D and Breast Cancer

Scientists link vitamin D deficiency to more aggressive breast cancer.

The Canadian study finds that three-quarters of women in the study who had breast cancer also had a vitamin D deficiency.

Oct. 13: The American Academy of Pediatrics has doubled the recommended daily dosage of Vitamin D for children because of a growing evidence that a deficiency puts them at greater risk for bone...

Another way to lower the risk of breast cancer: drink milk. Two studies show the increase of Vitamin D in women can decrease their chances of cancer developing. One study found high levels of...

April 4: New studies suggest women who get lots of vitamin D are less likely to develop breast cancer, adding to the evidence that the “sunshine vitamin” helps prevent cancer. NBC's Robert...

You could cut your risk of breast cancer in half if you would just get more vitamin D ... that's to say nothing of other deadly cancers, less osteoporosis. It's mind boggling to think half of us...

The so-called "sunshine vitamin" is known for building strong bones. But as CBS 2's Dr. Mallika Marshall reports, Vitamin D may also be the key to lowering the risk of breast cancer.

Mon, 25 Aug 2008 (NECN/ABC) - Most women know the established risk factors for breast cancer such as older age and a family history of the disease, but new research suggests that some less...

The role of vitamin D in both the prevention and treatment of breast cancer is being intensively explored by scientists, and promising.

According to two recent studies, Vitamin D may reduce the risk of breast cancer in women by 50%. Dr. Mark Mincolla, PhD, a natural health care practitioner, explains.