10/15/2026
Research continues to highlight the potential role of vitamin D in breast cancer prevention. π
A 2018 pooled analysis by McDonnell et al. found that women aged 55 and older with vitamin D blood levels of 60 ng/mL or higher had an 82% lower relative risk of breast cancer compared with women whose levels were 20 ng/mL or lower.
While more research is needed, these findings highlight the importance of continued research, education, and access to evidence-based prevention strategies.
This Breast Cancer Prevention Month, help GrassrootsHealth and the Helen Knoll Foundation empower young women with the resources, education, and testing they need to make informed decisions about their breast health.
π Together, we can help build a stronger foundation for breast health.
π Learn more and find out how you can help:
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