Blogs about: Rickets

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Sunny Vitamin D

Parabellum wrote 2 days ago: Anteroposterior (AP) view of the legs in a 2 year old child with rickets. (Image created by Michael … more →

Tags: Food & Nutrition, Vitamin D, rcpch, vitamin D supplements, Royal College of Paediatrics and Child Health

Thursday Thoughts: Women's Health Week & Summer Health and Fitness Goals29 comments

Lillian @ Seize the Latte wrote 2 days ago: Good morning, everyone! Ever have one of those nights where you sleep horribly? I had incredibly wei … more →

Tags: >Fitness & Running, Inspiration, carnitas, Check-up's, Colorado, Fitness, Gynecologic cancers, health, Healthy Living

From theory to bedside practice

gutsandgrowth wrote 1 week ago: “That’s fine in practice, but how does it work in theory?” I heard this quote while visiting the Uni … more →

Tags: Pediatric Gastroenterology Liver Disease, fat-soluble vitamin deficiency, Mass Spectrometry

Vitamin D in Pregnancy, Thumb's Down

Dr. Sumanta Saha wrote 1 week ago: Pregnancy months aren’t just thrilling to have a new baby but also a matter of worry for the b … more →

Tags: new, Women, Pregnancy, health, Food, Vitamin D, vitamin, Bone, Sunlight

Vitamin D and Pregnancy1 comment

healthyliving24seven wrote 2 weeks ago: Observable effects of deficiency of Vitamin D are the development of rickets and similar diseases. D … more →

Tags: babies, dark skin, Diet, Food, health, Infants, light skin, melanin, Muslim Women

Vitamin D-tail - a guest blog from Eileen in Italy1 comment

pollyannapenguin wrote 1 month ago: I’m calling this Vitamin D-tail because it’s vitamin D in detail. I suppose it could hav … more →

Tags: arthrits, rheumatoid arthritis, fibromyalgia, joint pai, aches, Broken bones, Doctor, GP, joint pain, NHS, Osteoporosis, Pain

The Loss of Innocence6 comments

banjogrrldiaries wrote 1 month ago: Someone once told me, “The primary job of every parent is to protect the innocence of their children … more →

Tags: XLH, x-linked hypophosphatemia, Rare Diseases, xlhnetwork.org, Rare disorders

Can Vitamin D Help Improve Muscle Strength and Fatigue?

Monterey Bay Holistic Alliance wrote 1 month ago: What does Vitamin D have to do with muscle development and functionality?  Can taking vitamin D supp … more →

Tags: Alternative Medicine, healing, Holistic Health, muscle fatigue, Nutrition, Vitamin D, vitamin D and muscle, Vitamin D deficiency, Vitamin D Research

Vitamin D--The Sunshine...Hormone?

spetrovich wrote 1 month ago: As most of us continue to long for the warmth of the summer sun, I felt it would be appropriate to a … more →

Tags: Food and Nutrition, health, Wellness, Nutrition, Vitamin D, Osteomalacia, Sun, Nutrients, Vitamins

vitamin D

ninanattiv wrote 2 months ago: I can think of worse places to soak up that vitamin D. One of the trendiest things in medicine today … more →

Tags: Prevention, Vitamins and Nutrition, Cancer, vitamin, Vitamin D, cancer prevention, Sunlight, Osteoporosis, muscle weakness.

The Designer, Part II

banjogrrldiaries wrote 2 months ago: Some of you who subscribe to my blog might remember my post about the Craigslist hammered dulcimer t … more →

Tags: Rare Disorders, XLH, x-linked hypophosphatemia, Rare Diseases, xlhnetwork.org, Rare disorders

Vitamin D, Part 1: Early Warning: Dull Days Of 2012 Will Have Increased Widespread Vitamin D Deficiency Epidemic in 2013

normanratcliffe wrote 2 months ago: The Summer of 2012 Was One of the Dullest on Record: Widespread Vitamin D Deficiency is Likely to Re … more →

Tags: Cancer, deficiency diseases, deficient groups, dull weather, Multiple Sclerosis, record rainfall, Supplementation, ultaviolet B., Vitamin D deficiency

19 February, 2013 - ‘Imagery and Ideology: The Politics of “Asian Rickets”, 1963-1985’ Dr Roberta Bivins

Leeds Centre for Medical Humanities wrote 2 months ago: All are welcome to the first event in this semester’s seminar series at the Leeds Centre for M … more →

Tags: Events, At the Centre, Lecture, At the centre, Medical Humanities, University of Warwick, history of medicine, Race and ethnicity in the United States Census, British Asian

This blog is brought to you in association with the letter D

childrensfood wrote 3 months ago: It was the scourge of children in the 19th century, and doctors thought it had been almost eradicate … more →

Tags: Parents, rickets in children, Vitamin D, children and vitamin D, how do I get more Vitamin D into children, foods high in vitamin D, Sunlight and vitamin d

A Short Book Review of a Short Book written by a Short Author for Short People4 comments

banjogrrldiaries wrote 3 months ago: A couple weeks ago, when I was reading the Feb. 4th issue of TIME magazine, I found an article that … more →

Tags: XLH, x-linked hypophosphatemia, Rare Diseases, xlhnetwork.org, short, Short People, shortness, height, hgh

"An unhelpful cocktail"

suesspiciousminds wrote 3 months ago:   The interesting case of Re A (A Child) 2013.   The Court of Appeal dealt here with a cas … more →

Tags: fact finding, Experts, Case Law, Costs, Court of Appeal, fact-finding, Fairness, Wasted Costs, instruction of an expert

Rickets

boyer369 wrote 3 months ago: Rickets is a nutritional disease, which softens and deforms the bones.  This disease is caused by a … more →

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Is Obesity Linked to Vitamin D Reduction?

tbgweightloss wrote 3 months ago: Obesity is linked to a reduction in vitamin D in the body, which can in turn lead to a number of hea … more →

Tags: obesity, bmi, body mass index, obese, health, health complications, Vitamin D, osteomalcia

People first6 comments

banjogrrldiaries wrote 4 months ago: The first week of January, someone told me that another hammered dulcimer player had moved to town. … more →

Tags: aging, Disability, XLH, x-linked hypophosphatemia, xlhnetwork.org, aging, Vitamin D


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