Vitamin D And COVID-19 Studies: Prevention Benefits Suggested By Chicago Research

A study with nearly 500 patients with vitamin D levels tested within a year before receiving COVID-19 tests found subjects deficient in the nutrient had 1.77 greater chance of testing positive. Researchers say RCTs are needed to determine if broad population interventions are necessary.

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Results from a study with nearly 500 subject “appear to support a role” of vitamin D supplementation in lowering COVID-19 risk.

The risk of contracting COVID-19 was 1

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