Gender-specific differences in the awareness and intake of Vitamin D among adult population in Qassim Region.

J Family Community Med · 2018 · PMC6130163 · PMID 30220843

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Table 4 shows also marginally significant ( P > 0.05 but < 0.010) trends of higher Vitamin D intake in pregnancy and breastfeeding (85.4% vs. 72.6%, P = 0.087) and in the case of no previous history of Vitamin D deficiency (83.5% vs. 77.0%, P = 0.070).

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