Today’s Solutions: February 17, 2025

New data on the link between vitamin D and male fertility has been presented at the European Congress of Endocrinology (ECE) in Lisbon. The new results add to our understanding of the effects of low vitamin D levels on testosterone levels and whether vitamin D supplementation could help improve fertility in both sexes. Vitamin D, a hormone produced by the body through exposure to sunshine or obtained from foods such as fatty fish and egg

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