A nutrient that the body uses to help vision, bone growth and reproduction, as well as to fight infections and keep skin and
Vitamin A is found in liver, egg yolks, dairy products and fish oils. The body also makes vitamin A from carotenoids (substances found in yellow and orange vegetables and fruits, as well as in dark green, leafy vegetables).
Also called retinol. Naturally occurring or synthetic substances similar to vitamin A are referred to as retinoid.
The information that the Canadian Cancer Society provides does not replace your relationship with your doctor. The information is for your general use, so be sure to talk to a qualified healthcare professional before making medical decisions or if you have questions about your health.
We do our best to make sure that the information we provide is accurate and reliable but cannot guarantee that it is error-free or complete.
The Canadian Cancer Society is not responsible for the quality of the information or services provided by other organizations and mentioned on cancer.ca, nor do we endorse any service, product, treatment or therapy.
1-888-939-3333 | cancer.ca | © 2024 Canadian Cancer Society