Scurvy – the classic disease of sailors and malnourished populations – appears to be making a quiet comeback in the modern world. A new Italian study has documented eight cases of the condition in young children, and a review by the same doctors of 253 other recent cases confirms that severe vitamin C deficiency is far from being extinct. Yet most doctors still consider scurvy to be a disease of the past, and their training gives them little reason to think otherwise. In most medical schools, nutrition is barely taught. Doctors can therefore be forgiven for missing a diagnosis that should, in theory, be easy to make.
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A major new study has exposed a dangerous side effect of daily sunscreen use: vitamin D deficiency. Researchers in Australia found that nearly half of participants who applied SPF50+ sunscreen every day became deficient in this crucial nutrient within a year. Vitamin D is essential for strong bones, a resilient immune system, and protection against numerous chronic diseases.
