Canadian Pediatric Society on Pregnancy and Vitamin D
Pregnancy & Children Articles and Videos
- Study into Links Between Air Pollution and Vitamin D Deficiency in East London Children Receives New Grant
- Vitamin D May Cut Premature Birth Risk and Protect Newborn Babies
- D minus — Kids Get a Failing Grade When it Comes to Vitamin D
- Sunshine Vitamin (Vitamin D) Prevents Flu in Children
- Even on Formula, Babies Not Getting Enough Vitamin D
- Sun-Shy Mothers May Raise MS Risk in Babies: Study
- Study: Pregnant Women Should Get More Vitamin D
- Study: Majority of Infants Do Not Receive Enough Vitamin D
- Air Pollution Compromises Vitamin D Status
- Canadian Pediatric Society on Pregnancy and Vitamin D
- American Academy of Pediatrics position on Vitamin D and Pregnancy
- The Virtues of Vitamin D: It's Time We Saw the Light
- Can Vitamin D Deficiency be Related to the Multifactorial Etiology of ADD, Learning Disabilities and Autism?
- Doctors Fear Rickets Resurgence
- Schoolboy Wins Vitamin D Campaign
- Correcting Vitamin D is Critical for Child Health
- Testing and Treatment Recommendations for Vitamin D
The Canadian Pediatric Society Position on Pregnancy and Vitamin D Supplementation 2009:
The Canadian Pediatric Society reiterates: There is a growing body of evidence that the lack of vitamin D sufficiency may be involved in a variety of systemic diseases many of which manifest later in life. Vitamin d deficiency is common among pregnant women. Supplementation with 1000IU of D3 may be inadequate in maintaining optimum levels of 25(OH)D for both mothers and infants.
