Vitamin D Doesn't Improve Knee Arthritis
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Vitamin D Doesn't Improve Knee Arthritis
| Thu, 01-10-2013 - 9:53am |
According to Health Day News, Vitamin D does not improve knee arthritis. "Taking vitamin D supplements does not reduce pain or cartilage loss in people with knee osteoarthritis, researchers have found." MORE
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