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Not sure of the value of this study, the authors sketch out observational evidence only with no medical evidence of a link (correlation != causation).
by mr_gibbins 6y ago
Not sure of the value of this study, the authors sketch out observational evidence only with no medical evidence of a link (correlation != causation).
- ksaj 6y agoThe article basically states that and addresses the value aspect. "Whereas there are currently no results from randomised controlled trials to conclusively prove that vitamin D beneficially affects COVID-19 outcomes, there is strong circumstantial evidence of associations between vitamin D and the severity of COVID-19 responses, including death." "Research like this is still exploratory and we need further trials to have concrete evidence on the level of vitamin D that is needed for optimal immune function."