Low vitamin D ‘common’ among critically ill children
date:Aug 08, 2012
ly ill children and teenagers.

In the study, McNally and his team reveal that almost 70% of the children admitted were deficient in vitamin D when tested. The team also revealed that the level of deficiency was independently associated with longer ICU stays and more severe illness.
Vitamin D deficiency was independently associated with a longer PICU length of stay and increasing severity of illness as determined by the Pediatric Risk of Mortality score with every additional point increasing the
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