Compared with healthy women, those with rheumatoid arthritis are deficient in vitamin B6 and have elevated levels of homocysteine, which may contribute to the increased risk of cardiovascular events seen with the disease, new research shows. The vitamin B6 deficit appears to be the result of altered metabolism, not reduced dietary intake,
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