Vitamin D could reduce risk of heart attack in those over 60


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Vitamin D could help further lower the risk of a heart attack in those already on drugs that lower the risk for heart disease. — AFP

Known for its benefits to bones and skin, vitamin D may also reduce the risk of cardiovascular (heart) events.

A new study by researchers in Australia reveals that monthly vitamin D supplements may even prevent heart attacks in people over 60.

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