No statistically significant associations were found between PC6 (carotene, folate, vitamin C, potassium, and fibre), PC9 (retinol, vitamin B12, and haem iron), or PC12 (n-3 PUFAs and vitamin D) and most chronic diseases, except for marginally significant inverse associations with osteoporosis and anxiety/panic attacks.
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An atlas of associations between dietary nutrients and the risk of 36 major chronic diseases.
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However, among the PCs characterized by vitamin A or vitamin D, no significant association was observed with most chronic conditions, although a weakly significant inverse association was found for osteoporosis and anxiety or panic attacks.