Article ID Journal Published Year Pages File Type
5931758 The American Journal of the Medical Sciences 2015 18 Pages PDF
Abstract
Although some prospective studies show positive results regarding vitamin D on infectious disease, several robust studies are negative. Factors such as high variability between studies, the difference in individual responsiveness to vitamin D and study designs that do not primarily investigate infectious outcomes may mask the effects of vitamin D on infections.
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