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Hypovitaminosis D in a Sunny Country
New England Journal of Medicine, 1999To the Editor: Some normal subjects and a substantial proportion of patients with various illnesses in the United States and northern Europe have vitamin D insufficiency,1–4 but information from co...
Deeb, Mary, Fuleihan, Ghada El-Hajj
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Outdoor exercise reduces the risk of hypovitaminosis D in the obese
Journal of Steroid Biochemistry and Molecular Biology, 2007 Obesity is associated with lower levels of serum 25-hydroxyvitamin D (25(OH)D). Obese individuals might need higher doses of vitamin D supplementation than the general population.
Hermes Florez, Silvina Levis
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Hypovitaminosis D in Healthy Schoolchildren
Pediatrics, 2001Background. Vitamin D is essential for skeletal growth, but there are currently no guidelines for vitamin D supplementation after infancy. This study investigates vitamin D insufficiency in healthy children. Methods.
G, El-Hajj Fuleihan +6 more
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Nutrients, 2016 Hypovitaminosis D and stress are common problems among the elderly. The aim of this cross-sectional nationally representative study was to evaluate the association between hypovitaminosis D and stress perception using large-scale nationally ...
Jeong Gyu Lee +2 more
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Hypovitaminosis D and Morbid Obesity
Nursing Clinics of North America, 2007There is scarce and flawed data regarding vitamin D status in morbidly obese patients. More often than not, vitamin D deficits have been linked with bariatric surgery, not considering that the deficit may well precede surgery. Moreover, several pathophysiologic mechanism might explain, in part, vitamin D deficits.
Juan, Ybarra +2 more
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Clinical Medicine Insights Women's Health, 2017 Background: A high hypovitaminosis D prevalence has repeatedly been reported in Middle Eastern countries. Previous data regarding the vitamin D status of young women in Saudi Arabia and the related hypovitaminosis D risk factors are scarce, so this ...
Osama Al-Amer, Riyadh A Alzaheb
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Shedding Light on Hypovitaminosis D and Rickets
Advances in Pediatrics, 2007The recent resurgence of the ancient disease of vitamin D deficiency rickets and the widespread presence of hypovitaminosis D across the age spectrum pose significant challenges for today's clinicians. Furthermore, new research into previously unsuspected actions of vitamin D in multiple cell systems offer the possibility that vitamin D will play an ...
Pallavi, Iyer, Frank B, Diamond
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2002
For many years myopathy has been known to be part of the osteomalacic symptom complex 1–7. Generally, hypovitaminosis D myopathy (HDM) has been considered a symptom occasionally seen in patients suffering from osteomalacic bone disease, rather than an early presenting symptom of vitamin D deficiency.
Henning Glerup, Erik F. Eriksen
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For many years myopathy has been known to be part of the osteomalacic symptom complex 1–7. Generally, hypovitaminosis D myopathy (HDM) has been considered a symptom occasionally seen in patients suffering from osteomalacic bone disease, rather than an early presenting symptom of vitamin D deficiency.
Henning Glerup, Erik F. Eriksen
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Tuberculosis and Profound Hypovitaminosis D in an Infant
Pediatric Infectious Disease Journal, 2011A young infant presented with a febrile respiratory illness, irritability, and failure to thrive. Clinical evaluation identified that he had profound hypovitaminosis D with severe hypocalcemia and active pulmonary tuberculosis. We review the literature and discuss the current state of knowledge of the interrelationship between Mycobacterium infection ...
Abdallah F, Elias +2 more
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Delirium and Hypovitaminosis D: Neuroimaging Findings
The Journal of Neuropsychiatry and Clinical Neurosciences, 2015The authors examined the frequency of neuroimaging findings of cortical atrophy and/or cerebrovascular disease in patients with delirium with hypovitaminosis D and normal vitamin D levels. Of 32 patients with delirium with hypovitaminosis D who were neuroimaged, 91.4% had neuroimaging findings, despite only five cases having a comorbid diagnosis of ...
James A, Bourgeois +4 more
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