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Vitamin D

Vitamin D is a fat-soluble prohormone involved in calcium balance, immune signaling, inflammation control, cell differentiation, and vitamin D receptor activity in many tissues. In cancer, the interest centers on deficiency correction, observational links with risk and survival, and mixed but important randomized-trial evidence suggesting stronger signals for cancer mortality or progression than for preventing cancer incidence.

Articles

Are you getting the right amount of vitamin D?

Gina Van Thomme | MD Anderson Cancer Center | Public / Patient

Vitamin D and cancer

MD Anderson patient article on vitamin D sources, deficiency, supplements, and safe sun exposure.

Vitamin D Halts Growth of Breast Cancer Tumors

Mike Adams | NaturalNews | Public / Patient

Vitamin D and cancer

NaturalNews article collecting excerpts and claims about vitamin D, breast cancer biology, and breast cancer prognosis.

Sun and vitamin D

Cancer Research UK | Public / Patient

Vitamin D and cancer

Cancer Research UK guidance on vitamin D, sun exposure, skin cancer risk, and supplementation recommendations.

Vitamin D

Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center | Both

Vitamin D and cancer

MSK integrative medicine monograph summarizing vitamin D forms, potential anticancer mechanisms, clinical evidence, and cautions.

Vitamin D - Health Professional Fact Sheet

NIH Office of Dietary Supplements | Medical / Staff

Vitamin D and cancer

NIH ODS professional fact sheet covering vitamin D intake, status, deficiency, toxicity, interactions, and health outcomes including cancer.

Vitamin D and Cancer

National Cancer Institute | Both

Vitamin D and cancer

NCI fact sheet explaining vitamin D biology, sources, recommended intake, observational evidence, randomized trials, and cancer prevention/mortality uncertainty.
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