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Objective: Subjects with low vitamin D levels are at risk of cardiometabolic disease.
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Previous studies have also linked low vitamin D levels to higher risk of dementia.
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Potentially modifiable factors of low vitamin D levels were high BMI and low physical activity.
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Trials of correction of low vitamin D levels in the prevention of delirium are needed.
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Whether treatment of low vitamin D through supplementation or modest sunlight exposure prevents PAD is unknown.
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Participants were not taking supplements for any known nutritional deficiencies, such as low vitamin D levels.
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Results: Mice fed a diet with low vitamin D3 concentration died earlier than control animals after intracerebral infection.
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Conclusions: We found low vitamin D levels in Korean children to be associated with obesity and metabolic syndrome.
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To test that theory, the researchers studied just over 400 adults with asthma and low vitamin D levels.
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The reason you are experiencing neurological symptoms is that low vitamin B12 can cause damage to peripheral nerves.
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Previous research had linked low vitamin D levels to more asthma-related problems, like weaker lungs and more asthma exacerbations.
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Evidence suggests low vitamin D and elevated parathyroid hormone (PTH) concentrations may increase risk for cardiovascular disease.
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Besides low vitamin D levels in mothers, defects in the tooth enamel were also associated with cavities in kids.
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People treated for high blood calcium usually have chronic kidney disease, which is associated with low vitamin D levels.
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Conclusion: A low vitamin B(12) and PLP concentration in mothers increased the risk of orofacial clefts in the offspring.
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Objectives: Depressive symptoms and low vitamin D status are common in older persons and may be associated, but findings are inconsistent.
