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This is looking at population-wide measures of Vitamin D deficiency from before COVID-19, so...maybe the argument you're making is that these populations with l
by zamfi 6y ago
This is looking at population-wide measures of Vitamin D deficiency from before COVID-19, so...maybe the argument you're making is that these populations with lower Vitamin D were already sick and thus more prone to COVID-19?
Because they're not measuring post-COVID-exposure Vitamin D levels.
- hanniabu 6y ago> maybe the argument you're making is that these populations with lower Vitamin D were already sick and thus more prone to COVID-19? No, he's making an observation unrelated to covid. At any time you're sick your vitamin D production stops so you're deficient and then on top of that you don't feel good enough to go outside so your further deprived of vitamin D.