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What are the recommendations for fat-soluble vitamins in individuals with cystic fibrosis?

2021-07-22 – Practice Question

Is there evidence to indicate that vitamin/mineral supplements (e.g. antioxidant vitamins, vitamin D or vitamin B12) may slow disease progression in individuals with multiple sclerosis (MS)?

2019-02-13 – Practice Question

What are the vitamin D fortification guidelines? Which foods and beverages (i.e. milk, plant-based beverages, formula) are fortified with vitamin D and what source of vitamin D is used to fortify these products?

2017-08-28 – Practice Question

What are the indications for the use of vitamin/mineral supplements during pregnancy?

2021-11-30 – Practice Question

Can the vitamin D content of human milk be increased by supplementing the lactating individual with vitamin D as an alternative to administering vitamin D supplements to the infant?

2022-10-31 – Practice Question

Do vitamin or mineral supplements play a role in the treatment of systemic lupus erythematosus (SLE)?

2019-10-31 – Practice Question

Which vitamin and mineral supplements should be prescribed to adults who have undergone bariatric surgery to prevent postoperative malnutrition, and do recommendations differ based on the type of surgery?

2022-08-11 – Practice Question

What are the indications for vitamin and mineral supplementation for older adults?

2023-07-19 – Practice Question

Are vitamins effective and safe in the treatment of osteoarthritis?

2019-10-04 – 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

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