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Author of originally linked post here. I welcome your constructive suggestions to make the review better. I intend it to be the best review on the internet of t
by kpfleger 6y ago
Author of originally linked post here. I welcome your constructive suggestions to make the review better. I intend it to be the best review on the internet of the best-available data on vitamin D & COVID-19 and think that it probably is currently.
The best method of increasing D levels to avoid deficiency is not the main point of the article. I have added a paragraph to note the debate on whether sun is better than supplements, but covering that debate adequately is beyond the intended scope. The urgent point is to get more data on D levels by patient vs. case severity/outcome. Such records should already exist in sufficient quantity if we can just get the right people from the right orgs (Kaiser? VA? big hospitals?) to simply aggregate the records and analyze or partner with researchers who will.