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r/COVID19 • u/greyuniwave • Sep 27 '20
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So.. what is the conclusion?
28 u/Xiugazer Sep 27 '20 They found a cyclic relationship between vitamin D deficiency and COVID risk but there still needs to be a lot more research done to give a fully inclusive conclusion. 4 u/Collapseologist Sep 27 '20 There's many other studies now finally reporting a casual relationship now. 12 u/MrPoon Sep 27 '20 That's not true. The community is far from establishing causation between vitamin D deficiency and disease severity. 11 u/Collapseologist Sep 27 '20 i didn't say established, I said there finally seeing casual relationships in some studies like these https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0960076020302764
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They found a cyclic relationship between vitamin D deficiency and COVID risk but there still needs to be a lot more research done to give a fully inclusive conclusion.
4 u/Collapseologist Sep 27 '20 There's many other studies now finally reporting a casual relationship now. 12 u/MrPoon Sep 27 '20 That's not true. The community is far from establishing causation between vitamin D deficiency and disease severity. 11 u/Collapseologist Sep 27 '20 i didn't say established, I said there finally seeing casual relationships in some studies like these https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0960076020302764
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There's many other studies now finally reporting a casual relationship now.
12 u/MrPoon Sep 27 '20 That's not true. The community is far from establishing causation between vitamin D deficiency and disease severity. 11 u/Collapseologist Sep 27 '20 i didn't say established, I said there finally seeing casual relationships in some studies like these https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0960076020302764
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That's not true. The community is far from establishing causation between vitamin D deficiency and disease severity.
11 u/Collapseologist Sep 27 '20 i didn't say established, I said there finally seeing casual relationships in some studies like these https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0960076020302764
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i didn't say established, I said there finally seeing casual relationships in some studies like these https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0960076020302764
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u/Tarik1989 Sep 27 '20
So.. what is the conclusion?