

Infants who are deficient in vitamin D run a much greater risk of developing diabetes according to a new study.
The study, which appears in the journal "Archives of Disease in Childhood" found that regular vitamin D supplementation could reduce the probability of developing type-1 diabetes later in life by as much as 88%.
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The study, which appears in the journal "Archives of Disease in Childhood" found that regular vitamin D supplementation could reduce the probability of developing type-1 diabetes later in life by as much as 88%.
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