I told author that his great study was on VitaminDWiki
Author wanted the page removed from VitaminDWiki
Study is still on the web at http://www.bsatsmc.org/downloads as of April 3, 2016
Millward- Vitamin D Levels in the College Athlete, Can Screening and Treatment Prevent Stress Fractures?
Items in both categories Bone and Sports:
- Stress fractures take longer to heal if low vitamin D – Aug 2020
- Stress Fractures and Vitamin D – narrative review March 2021
- Many Foot and ankle problems are treated by Vitamin D – review of 35 studies – Sept 2019
- 4X fewer stress fractures in college athletes if more than 40 ng of vitamin D – Feb 2016
- Metatarsal Stress Fracture 5X more likely if low vitamin D – Nov 2015
- Stress fractures – 83 percent had less than 40 ng of vitamin D – Sept 2015
- Stress fractures in basic training associated with 2.5 ng less vitamin D – meta-analysis Nov 2014
- People with old burns improved muscle strength with 2200 IU average vitamin D – RCT Sept 2014
- Strong bones need both physical activity and vitamin D – Jan 2013
- Female Athlete health problems may be due to lack of vitamin D and Iron – July 2012
- Half as many fractures for girls with high vitamin D intake – March 2012
- Perhaps Stress fractures 2X less frequent if 4000 IU of vitamin D – June 2011
- Shin splints decrease with vitamin D
- Many abstracts on fewer stress and bone fractures with vitamin D
- Sports Nutrition Conference on Bone health Calcium and vitamin D – Sept 2010
- Vitamin D at Experimental Biology meeting April 2010
- Overview Fractures and vitamin D
- Stress fractures in basic training associated with 2.5 ng less vitamin D – meta-analysis Nov 2014
- Athletic performance and recovery benefits of Vitamin D (4000-5000 IU and Vitamin K) – Aug 2015
- Doctors Say Top Athletes Take Vitamin D And So Should You - CBS News Feb 2016
- Metatarsal Stress Fracture 5X more likely if low vitamin D – Nov 2015
- Stress fractures – 83 percent had less than 40 ng of vitamin D – Sept 2015
- Sports benefits from up to 50 ng of Vitamin – meta-analysis - Nov 2012 notice stress fractures on following chart