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SRL's study on Vitamin D declares younger women and men at higher deficiency risk

SRL's study on Vitamin D declares younger women and men at higher deficiency risk

Nov 01, 2014, at 05:13 am

New Delhi, Oct 31 (IBNS): SRL Diagnostics, a healthcare diagnostics player in India, in its recent study on Vitamin D deficiency, conducted an extensive analysis of Vitamin D reports from 37,010 people from four zones across tropical India, only to discover that Vitamin D deficiency was prevalent in around 69 per cent of the population.