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Low serum folate and vitamin B-6 are associated with an altered cancellous bone structure in humans
American Journal of Clinical Nutrition, 09/22/09
Holstein JH et al. – The results of the present study indicate that low serum folate and vitamin B–6 concentrations, but not low serum vitamin B–12 concentrations, are associated with an altered morphology of human bone.
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