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Multivitamins not successful in preventing cardiovascular diseases

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05 April 2018

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A vitamin D deficiency may be common in early preterm infants

11 June 2014

According to a new US study low blood vitamin D levels are widespread in women and their early preterm infants at birth. The infants may not receive adequate vitamin D supplementation during hospitalization.
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6 April 2018
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Better vitamin D status may prolong seniors’ life

8 August 2012

Older adults with low of vitamin D – especially those who are frail – may have a greatly increased risk of death, a new US study suggests.

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