So, although the sun is an excellent source of vitamin D, getting an adequate dose comes with the risk of skin cancer for Australians. Here we explain how and why it's important to strike a balance.

The study employed an innovative approach, isolating primary keratinocytes from normal and keloid skin samples. By culturing these cells with and without vitamin D, alongside inhibitors such as ...

A prevalent myth is that sunlight exacerbates vitiligo, leading to the development of more patches. In reality, moderate sun ...

Vitamin K can also support skin healing ... Vitamin D increases calcium absorption in the intestines, ensuring adequate calcium levels in the bloodstream. However, without vitamin K, this calcium ...