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Can somebody explain this is English?

• TimMurnaghan 4y ago
  It's not so much the language as the horrible layout - with all the navigation at the left leaving the text so small. The reported lower vitamin D levels in more severe RA are more likely to be consequence than cause. Our data do not support vitamin D supplementation as a direct therapeutic intervention to modify RA outcome,
• robwwilliams 4y ago
  The authors are testing the idea the levels of vitamin D in blood cause differences in rheumatoid arthritis(RA). They compare relations between genetic variant of both (Vit D and RA) and show no or very weak causal association. Therefore there us no evidence that Vit D is a treatment for RA. More likely an effect of RA.