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The growing evidence on vitamin D and Covid

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My latest article for Spectator: The argument that vitamin D deficiency may contribute to more severe cases of Covid is gaining ground.

It is now reaching the point where it is surprising that we are not hearing from leading medical officials and politicians that people should consider taking supplements to ensure they have sufficient vitamin D.

This is not the same as arguing that vitamin D is a magic bullet that will cure the disease. Vitamins are not medication, the taking of which will have positive effects on everybody.

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