Malpractice News: Low Vitamin D Levels Increases Cancer Risk

Medical Malpractice News: A recently published study indicates that low levels of Vitamin D can mean an increased risk from cancer.

The study estimates that at least 50 percent of older adults worldwide have lower than average levels of Vitamin D. The reasons for the decrease can be attributed to several factors, including patient participation in outdoor activities, exposure to air pollution and a decline in the skin's ability to produce vitamin D from ultraviolet rays as people age.

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