Are you a winter enthusiast? Or do you get a bit down about the cold, dark days?

We tend to take our bones for granted. At least, until we break one or get a diagnosis of osteoporosis.

So, why is it that some women have great bones and others experience greater density loss and fracture risk?

A group of researchers in the U.S. just published a study that adds to the now overwhelming body of evidence linking vitamin D to COVID-19.

This study examined the records of 287 patients who were hospitalized for COVID-19 at Boston University Medical Center from March through August of 2020.

You are probably hearing a lot about Vitamin D right now. It has rightfully come into the spotlight due to Covid-19.

So, should you be taking vitamin D? Let’s talk about that.