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Vitamin D study for pregnant women
Posted: Mar 19, 2013 10:40 AM by Michael Handler; KSBY News
A new study has found that taking Vitamin D supplements during pregnancy does not affect children's bone health.
British researchers have tracked thousands of babies for nine years. They found no association between a woman's Vitamin D levels and her child's bone mineral content.
Experts say Vitamin D may still benefit African American, South Asian, Middle Eastern, Obese, and women who have limited exposure to sunlight.
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