Adults and children over four years old should take 10 micrograms (400IU) of vitamin D per day during the autumn and winter.

Dr Oscar Duke warns taking too much vitamin D could harm your heart and kidneys during an appearance on BBC Morning Live on ...

Statement follows investigation into misleading claims around sunbeds and comes as new rules set to come in Government plan ...

Taking too much could cause serious health problems including hypercalcemia - here's what you need to know ...

There are four key symptoms to look out for in March, as almost half of Brits are at risk of a common vitamin deficiency.

However, according to experts, the biggest concern with excessive vitamin D is elevated calcium levels in the blood, called hypercalcemia. This can cause stomach upset, vomiting, weakness, and ...

Taking vitamin D supplements throughout the winter really can help protect you against the flu, promising new research has found. UK scientists found that people with a severe vitamin D deficiency ...

With almost half of Brits at risk of a common vitamin deficiency, there are four crucial symptoms to watch out for this March ...

Adults and children over four years old should take 10 micrograms (400IU) of vitamin D daily during the autumn and winter months. Specific groups, such as individuals with darker skin tones, those who ...