Vitamin D plays a crucial role in building and maintaining healthy bones. Vitamin D is also essential for the bones and teeth ...

An example is the use of over-the-counter nutritional supplements. Data on hypervitaminosis D or vitamin D toxicity are limited. This case report aims to contribute to the body of knowledge regarding ...

‘Hypervitaminosis D’ on the rise and linked to wide range of potentially serious health issues ‘Overdosing’ on vitamin D supplements is both possible and harmful, warn doctors in the journal BMJ Case ...

or hypervitaminosis D. David Mitchener, 89, was admitted to East Surrey Hospital last May with hypercalcemia, meaning his blood was overloaded with calcium. He was treated but died in the hospital ...

Hypervitaminosis A, or vitamin A toxicity, is the accumulation of too much of this nutrient in your body. This can be a chronic or acute disease, depending on how your vitamin A levels have increased ...

That said, excess supplementation can cause hypervitaminosis E (vitamin E toxicity) and can lead to hair loss, as well as an increased risk of bleeding and thyroid issues. One study found that ...

Vitamin D3 is generally considered safe, but it can occasionally cause toxic effects if you take too much. This is referred to as hypervitaminosis D. With vitamin D toxicity, the balance of minerals ...

After eight days in the hospital, the man was eventually discharged home with a diagnoses of vitamin D intoxication or hypervitaminosis D. Sun exposure can be a natural way of increasing your ...

There are a number of identifiable causes that give rise to secondary intracranial hypertension such as anaemia, obstruction to venous drainage and exposure to various pharmacological agents, for ...

From the Indiana University School of Medicine (S.M.M., N.X.C.) and Roudebush Veterans Affairs Medical Center (S.M.M.), Indianapolis, Ind. From the Indiana University ...

This condition requires special attention from surgeons. Metastatic calcifications are associated with chronic renal failure, ...

From the Zena and Michael A. Wiener Cardiovascular Institute, Mount Sinai School of Medicine, New York, NY (J.C.K., P.M., V.F.); Brigham and Women's Hospital, Boston ...