Low Vitamin D Linked to Hip Fracture

Lower blood levels of vitamin D are linked to a greater risk for hip fracture in older women, according to results of a nested, case-controlled study released in the Annals of Internal Medicine.

Source: Annals of Internal Medicine: Do Low Vitamin D Levels Increase Risk for Hip Fracture?

Related Article: MedPage Today: Vitamin D Concentration Linked to Hip Fracture Risk