Vitamins and supplements can help fill nutritional gaps while supporting various aspects of health, like fertility, mood, menstrual health, and heart health.

Only about one-third of women who could get pregnant get enough of a vitamin that protects against serious birth defects. A new study in the Journal of the American Medical Association shows it ...

Kathmandu, June 26 -- Iron and folic acid supply to state-run health facilities will not resume before December, as the process of procuring the crucial supplements has just started, officials said.

Folic acid vs. methylfolate—is one better for you than the other? Here, dietitians explain the differences and how to know ...

NEW YORK (Reuters Health) - Although all women of childbearing age are recommended to take 400 micrograms of folic acid daily to prevent possible birth defects should they become pregnant, findings ...

Manufacturers of corn masa flour may be mandated to add a new ingredient to some products sold in California if a bill proposed by state Rep. Joaquin Arambula passes. The Fresno Democrat proposed ...

A recent survey highlighted that increased dietary intake of folic acid causes adverse health effects by promoting angiogenesis, inflammation, and neurotoxicity. Study: How Increased Dietary Folic ...