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1. Vegans May Lack Essential Nutrient Intake – Mayo Clinic News Network

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2. Iron deficiency in children: Prevention tips for parents – Mayo Clinic News Network

   Iron is a nutrient that's essential to your child's growth and development.

3. Study finds micronutrient deficiencies common at time of celiac disease diagnosis – Mayo Clinic News Network

   Zinc deficiency was observed most frequently at diagnosis, the study says, with 59.4% of patients having a deficiency.

4. Mayo Clinic Q and A: Getting enough vitamin D – Mayo Clinic News Network

   ANSWER: Vitamin D is an essential nutrient that your body requires primarily to build strong bones.

5. Housecall: Secondhand smoke — do you know the dangers? – Mayo Clinic News Network

   Low levels of these nutrients are associated with an increased risk of chronic disease.

6. Home Remedies: How a healthy diet can help manage pain – Mayo Clinic News Network

   Even some skin findings can indicate a nutritional deficiency," says Dr.

7. Mayo Clinic Minute: How much vitamin D do you need? – Mayo Clinic News Network

   Even though it's one of the most important nutrients for keeping your muscles strong and your bones from breaking, most Americans do not get enough vitamin D.

8. Mayo Clinic Minute: Dietary supplements don’t reduce dementia risk, but 3 tips do – Mayo Clinic News Network

   "If you have a deficiency state, such as low vitamin B12 levels, you may need supplementation.

9. May is National Stroke Awareness Month – Mayo Clinic News Network

   A stroke occurs when the blood supply to part of your brain is interrupted or reduced, depriving brain tissue of oxygen and nutrients.

10. Women’s Wellness: Risks of osteoporosis – Mayo Clinic News Network

    Surgery to reduce the size of the stomach or to remove part of the intestine limits the ability of these organs to absorb nutrients, including calcium.