Evidence mounts that vitamin D may be key to preventing dementia
• https://newatlas.com, By Bronwyn ThompsonA new large-scale study has shown that warding off dementia early may be as simple for some as taking a vitamin D supplement.
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A new large-scale study has shown that warding off dementia early may be as simple for some as taking a vitamin D supplement.
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