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GrassrootsHealth Receives Humanitarian Award from the American College of Nutrition The award recognizes a dedication to moving public health messages regarding vitamin D from research into

GrassrootsHealth Survey Finds Dermatologists Believe UV Exposure Is a Viable form of Treatment, Yet Still Lobby Against Sun Exposure GrassrootsHealth commissioned a survey of 100

Insufficient Sun Exposure Called Emerging Public Health Problem by World-Renowned Researchers Public health advice to avoid sun exposure may be contributing to more than 300,000

Children may be at risk for developmental delays, compromised immune system, and future disease Encinitas, CA (August 31, 2016) In support of National Breastfeeding Month,

Research shows increases in sun exposure correlates with positive health outcomes San Diego, CA (May 5, 2016) In an effort to increase public awareness of

Vitamin D Society urges re-examination of sun safety guidelines TORONTO, Ont. (April 27, 2016) – Swedish women who avoid sunshine shorten their lifespans by the

GrassrootsHealth study underscores the importance of vitamin D levels of at least 40 ng/ml for cancer prevention. ENCINITAS, CA (April 06, 2016) In a study published

Bio-Tech donated 500 bottles of vitamin D supplements to GrassrootsHealth’s Protect our Children NOW! translational research project – putting clinical research about vitamin D into

GrassrootsHealth published data from its D*action public action study showing greater than 50% lower incidence rate of type 2 diabetes in the GrassrootsHealth cohort with

GrassrootsHealth and the Medical University of South Carolina co-authored a research paper, published on November 10, which finds that women with vitamin D levels of

ENCINITAS, CA (June 23, 2015) – Yesterday, the Journal of the American College of Nutrition published a scientific consensus paper authored by scientists from the University of

Vitamin D Project Aims to Improve Birth Outcomes in Charleston and Columbia Vitamin D testing, monitoring and supplements to be available to pregnant women at