Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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9369769 | Archives de Pédiatrie | 2005 | 7 Pages |
Abstract
It appears that a great majority of the children studied (9/10) received plain milk, and subsequently only small quantities of vitamin D or calcium enriched milk. Nevertheless, 12% of primarily 4 to 6Â year-old children do not received daily minimum requirements, and 6% of them had vitamin D insufficiency, which was demonstrated by 25OHD plasma concentrations. These concentrations declined from 18Â months to 6Â years old were related to discontinuation in vitamin D supplements. A great variability was observed in vitamin D supplementation as no official recommendations were followed. Modalities of this supplementation should be reconsidered.
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Authors
E. Mallet, V. Claude, J.-P. Basuyau, E. Tourancheau,