Similar to the dose–response curve for kidney stones, 25(OH)D levels > 80 nmol/L might be associated with lower odds for and adversely high PASI, but this association did not reach statistical significance ( Figure 3 a).
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The Safety Profile of Vitamin D Supplements Using Real-World Data from 445,493 Participants of the UK Biobank: Slightly Higher Hypercalcemia Prevalence but Neither Increased Risks of Kidney Stones nor Atherosclerosis.
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