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How much calcium is absorbed from calcium-enriched foods and beverages, such as orange juice, plant milk beverages and tofu and unfortified plant foods?

2022-01-27 – Practice Question

What source(s) and type(s) of calcium are recommended during pregnancy?

2022-01-13 – Practice Question

What dietary recommendations can decrease the risk of calcium oxalate kidney stones in individuals with a prior history of calcium oxalate kidney stones?

2023-01-26 – Practice Question

What are the recommendations for calcium and vitamin D intake for the prevention and treatment of osteoporosis?

2022-12-21 – Practice Question

Does calcium supplementation or increased intakes of dietary calcium or dairy products result in either weight/fat loss or less weight gain/body fat deposition over time among children and adolescents?

2019-09-25 – Practice Question

How effective are calcium and vitamin D supplements for children and young adults who have long-term weight-bearing limitations?

2022-02-03 – Practice Question

What interventions are beneficial for preventing bone disease in adults with chronic kidney disease receiving and not receiving dialysis?

2023-02-21 – Practice Question

Do calcium and milk products impact colorectal, colon or rectal cancer risk? Does vitamin D impact colorectal, colon or rectal cancer risk?

2020-04-14 – Practice Question

Does the consumption of carbonated beverages impact bone health?

2023-06-29 – Practice Question

What dietary interventions can prevent the development of gestational hypertension and preeclampsia in pregnancy?

2024-01-03 – Practice Question

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