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Study Tests Vitamins In Recovery From Trauma
September 21, 1999 — Can vitamin supplements help critically ill patients recover from their injuries? A collaborative study by Harborview surgeons and dietitians is evaluating the efficacy of anti-oxidant vitamin ... > full story -
Cancer Tumors Shown To Consume Large Amounts Of Vitamin C
September 16, 1999 — Researchers at Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center have found that cancer tumors consume large amounts of vitamin C. Their findings, which are reported in the September 15 issue of Cancer ... > full story -
Scientists Say Vitamin C May Alleviate The Body's Response To Stress
August 23, 1999 — Large doses of vitamin C can prevent illness by alleviating the body's normal response to stress, according to a scientist at the University of Alabama in Huntsville. ... > full story -
Studies Of A Gene For A Rare Form Of Rickets Shed Light On Vitamin D Deficiencies
May 4, 1999 — Two years after they cloned the gene for a vital kidney enzyme, vitamin D-1-alpha hydroxylase, researchers at the University of California San Francisco are beginning to understand how the enzyme ... > full story -
UV Radiation Induces Vitamin A Deficiency In Skin
March 31, 1999 — That golden tan may look terrific, but its cost to your skin---premature aging, wrinkles, sags, blotches, and an increased risk of skin cancer---may be more than you want to pay. While it is well ... > full story -
Vitamin E Prevents Early Plaque Formation In Arteries
November 25, 1998 — In laboratory tests vitamin E prevented the early stages of plaque formation by preventing white blood cells from sticking to cells that line the artery wall # another weapon in the ... > full story -
Studies Rebut Concept That Body Stores Vitamin A-Making Substances
August 14, 1998 — Efforts to battle vitamin A deficiency have been thrown a curve: Carotenoids that promote vitamin A production -- and are often consumed in mass quantities when available -- are not sufficiently ... > full story -
Growth Factors Shown To Increase Vitamin C In The Immune System
March 27, 1998 — Researchers at Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center have found that a class of proteins -- called growth factors -- which are known to control growth and production of immune cells also increase ... > full story -
Studies Underscore Link Between Nutrition And Nonmelanoma Skin Cancers
March 3, 1998 — What you eat may play a role in your risk of developing skin cancer, the most common malignancy in the U.S. Ultraviolet light has long been considered the major cause of most skin cancers, so ... > full story -
Vitamin Supplements May Help Asthmatics Cope With Air Pollution
May 20, 1997 — Simply taking antioxidant vitamins could help asthmatics exposed to polluted air breathe easier, according to preliminary results of a double blind study conducted at the University of Washington. ... > full story
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