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September 18, 2025SAS Journal of MedicineOpen Access

Vitamin D Deficiency and its Clinical Implications in Adults

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Cross-sectional analysis reveals vitamin D deficiency is common in Bangladeshi adults, highlighting significant clinical implications.

Vitamin D deficiency is prevalent in 76% of adults, impacting skeletal health and general well-being.
Among the 50 participants, 91.7% from low-income groups experienced vitamin D deficiency, showing socioeconomic disparities.
Analysis included serum levels of vitamin D and assessed lifestyle factors using structured questionnaires.
The high prevalence of deficiency points to an urgent need for public health interventions in South Asia.

Alam et al. (2025) studied this question.

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September 18, 2025SAS Journal of MedicineOpen Access

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Cross-sectional analysis reveals vitamin D deficiency is common in Bangladeshi adults, highlighting significant clinical implications.

Vitamin D deficiency is prevalent in 76% of adults, impacting skeletal health and general well-being.
Among the 50 participants, 91.7% from low-income groups experienced vitamin D deficiency, showing socioeconomic disparities.
Analysis included serum levels of vitamin D and assessed lifestyle factors using structured questionnaires.
The high prevalence of deficiency points to an urgent need for public health interventions in South Asia.

Alam et al. (2025) studied this question.

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