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Summer Sun Isn't Fixing Your Vitamin D, New Research Says…
Summer Sun Isn't Fixing Your Vitamin D, New Research Says So Most of us assume that summer sunshine takes care of vitamin D. Spend more time outdoors, problem solved. New research from Newcastle University says that's not always true and for many high-risk groups, it may never be true. A study of nearly 300 people across northern Britain found that vitamin D levels stayed low all year round in two groups, adults over 65 and people from minoritized ethnic backgrounds. Even during peak summer months, levels didn't improve meaningfully. M
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