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Interesting Letter to the Editor - Read while still available in preview

Submitted by Red on Sun, 2009-04-12 11:50

 

Nice to see discussions of the (very real, IMHOi) potential for low vitamin Di levels to be linked to infectionsi early in life and then to cancers later in life.  

Tonsillectomy may be an indicator of low vitamin D status, a risk factor for cancer later in life

Perhaps someday this line of reasoning will become mainstream enough to warrant additional research funding...

‹ Recent Scientific American Article on Potential Vitamin D and Autism Link Primum non nocere (above all, do no harm)? ›

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