Vitamin supplements marketed for infants and children often contain more than the recommended amount of individual vitamins, according to a new study. Researchers found that in all but one case, the ...

Parents giving their children vitamins is nothing new. But these days, they're reaching for more than just the multivitamins. Individual supplements for kids are being scooped up, too. When is it time ...

Think of B12 as a tiny but mighty nutrient that helps keep growing bodies energized, focused, and ready to learn. For many ...

Vitamin D is not only crucial for your child's development, it's also necessary for overall good health. But if you think your child is get is getting enough vitamin D, you could be in for a surprise.

If your child won't swallow pill vitamins, you may be able to use a liquid or chewable form or a powdered version that you mix with water or other fluids. Ask your doctor or registered dietitian which ...

The naysayers claim that children don’t need large amounts of vitamins and minerals, and that even picky eaters should be able to get enough from food. On the other side are those who think of a basic ...

For kids’ health, it’s all about A, Bs and C. Any doctor will tell you that vitamins are essential in helping a child grow up healthy and strong. Now, a Honesdale pharmacy is aiding parents keeping ...

Young children who take vitamins may be consuming much greater levels than recommended of the nutrients, a new study suggests. For the research, scientists reviewed the labels of nearly 200 dietary ...

Children in low and middle income countries should be given vitamin A supplements to prevent death and illness, concludes a study published in the British Medical Journal today. The researchers argue ...

Taking vitamins, minerals and supplements (VMS) has become a daily habit for many. In fact, the number of people taking them in the UK has risen drastically in recent years. According to a 2024 report ...

Lowfat diets might be fine for adults, but at least one small study suggests grown-ups using that approach for their families could be depriving young children of vitamins they need. University of ...