Article ID Journal Published Year Pages File Type
5872351 Clinical Nutrition 2013 5 Pages PDF
Abstract
High vitamin A levels may reduce the protective effect of vitamin D. As sub-optimal levels of vitamin D are common in temperate climates, and are usually managed by dietary supplementation, we suggest vitamin D3 supplementation alone might be preferable for melanoma patients than preparations containing vitamin D and A.
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