Vitamins may reduce bone fracture risk

Folate and other B vitamins, already known to prevent severe birth defects and heart attacks, may also ward off broken bones from osteoporosis, two major studies suggest.

Folate and other B vitamins, already known to prevent severe birth defects and heart attacks, may also ward off broken bones from osteoporosis, two major studies suggest.

The findings of the studies – one in the Netherlands and one of the United States – underscore doctors’ longstanding recommendation that people take multivitamins.

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