Vitamin D: Is it part of the toolbox for COVID-19?

Authored by Dr Pamela Mason, editor of Dietary Supplements, this new complimentary whitepaper highlights the role of vitamin D in immune function and explores if vitamin D can support the treatment of COVID-19. Including insights from reviews and studies conducted by research teams across Europe.

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