Pages tagged with "High Risk"
87 pages, most important first (overviews, then meta-analyses, then RCTs, then newest). Combine with another topic
- Overview Obesity and Vitamin D
- Overview Pregnancy and vitamin D
- Overview Deficiency of vitamin D
- Overview Dark Skin and Vitamin D
- Overview Seniors and Vitamin D
- High-Risk Pregnancies: some are due to low vitamin D - several studies
- Office workers and Vitamin D - several studies
- Shift work associated with lower Vitamin D in 12 of 13 studies – meta-analysis
- Low Vitamin D if little UVB, supplementation helps (Antarctica) – meta-analysis
- Shift workers 23 percent more likely to have cardiovascular events – meta-analysis
- Children in Mongolia helped by 800 IU of Vitamin D (need a lot more) – RCT
- 43 reasons for Vitamin D deficiency
- Dementia 4.1 X high risk in those with low Vitamin D, Omega-3, etc.2 decades before (behind paywall)
- Last in health, last in funding: Native American's double burden
- Redhead – Red hair - vitamin D
- Working indoors lowers Vitamin D levels (Sleep Apnea in this case)
- People who get little noon-day sun must supplement with Vitamin D – systematic review
- More Vitamin D needed: Obese, Diabetic, MS, CF, Smoker, etc.
- Plastics, BPA, PCB and Vitamin D deficiency
- 10 Groups Are More Prone To Vitamin D Deficiency - 2017
- Diseases at high risk if just low Vitamin D, low (D and Mg), low (D and Omega-3) – Perplexity AI
- High-Doses (50,000 IU weekly, etc.) if at high risk of Vitamin D deficiency
- High Risk
- Endocrine Society recommend higher vitamin D levels
- High Risk of little Vitamin D
- Rotating shift workers have 3X higher risk of sleep problems if low Vitamin D
- Vitamin D: not one size, type, form, route for all
- Poor children were 2X more-likely to be vitamin D deficient (Ireland)
- 26 health factors increase the risk of COVID-19 – all are proxies for low vitamin D
- US truckers die 16 years sooner (UVA-low Vitamin D, obesity, little exercise)
- Children 41X more likely to be vitamin D deficient if both parents were deficient
- Reduced Vitamin D status in rotating shift workers in the summer and fall
- Both parents smoke – child’s vitamin D level was 30 percent lower and worse asthma
- Submariners need Vitamin D (no surprise) – Review
- No night shift nurse had vitamin D levels greater than 30 ng
- Shiftworkers and Indoor Workers have lower Vitamin D levels – review of 10 studies
- Shiftwork diseases are often due to lack of vitamin D
- Canadian immigrants have lower vitamin D levels and more chronic diseases
- Standard Omega-3 not get past blood-brain barrier in seniors at high risk of Alzheimer’s – Patrick hypothesis
- Concealing clothing resulted in only 8 ng vitamin D
- COVID-19 increased 3.5 X if Ultra-Orthodox (cloth) Sept, 2020
- 400 IU of vitamin D helped a few adults (Orthodox Jewish mothers - heavy clothing) – 2001
- Need 1 hour of noon sun to get Hijab women to 20 ng of Vitamin D (cloth)
- Burka clothing reduces vitamin D levels, which causes pregnancy problems
- Concealing clothing often results in low vitamin D levels (Sikh children in this case)
- Ultra-orthodox Jews also suffer from 10 ng vitamin D levels (cloth)
- People with nonalcoholic fatty liver disease and low vitamin D have increased high risk of advanced liver fibrosis
- One group of coal miners had surprising high Vitamin D levels in Sept (suspect low-cost UVB)
- COVID-19 more frequent and deadly for those with dark skins (high risk of low vitamin D)
- Increased cancer risk from night shift (and many others- low vitamin D)
- Concealing clothing worn by Christian Orthodox monks result in low vitamin D (9 ng)
- Shift workers 2X more likely to get COVID-19 (low Vitamin D)
- Cancer patients at high risk of vitamin D deficiency were not tested as often (paradoxically)
- Health problems at high risk of COVID-19
- Night shift workers far more likely to have low vitamin D levels
- UK considers Vitamin D tests appropriate for only 4 existing health problems,
- Nursing homes could reduce risk of COVID-19 with Vitamin D
- Vitamin D voting by panel – agreed upon bone health and high risk of chronic diseases
- Employers should give night shift workers free vitamin D – GMB Union
- People more likely to freckle are more likely to get prostate cancer (low vitamin D)
- Miscarriage 32 percent more likely if work night shift (probably low Vitamin D)
- Vitamin D Review by Dermatologists – you really really need it, but avoid the sun
- Vitamin D recommendations by Italian Endocrinologists – 40 ng if pregnant, 30 ng if high risk
- Who needs a vitamin D test -Those with symptoms or those in high risk groups
- Allergies and low vitamin D strongly associated with night shift bakers
- African-Americans at high risk of obesity and diabetes - 2011
- Reasons for low vitamin D levels (Vit D can treat various skin problems) – 2016
- Turkey recommended 1200 IU Vitamin D during pregnancy, only 1 in 7 took more than 1,000 IU
- Children with limited mobility are at high risk of being vitamin D deficient
- Many groups of pregnant women are at high risk of being vitamin D deficient
- Opportunity: Enhance Workplace Wellness programs with Vitamin D
- 40 percent lower vitamin D level if work other shifts (Italy)
- Should people at high risk for vitamin D deficiency wait 5 years
- Sickle Cell children need more than 7,000 IU of vitamin D daily
- People with gut problems are low on vitamin D
- Night cleaners deficient in vitamin D
- If at high risk of vitamin D deficiency, get a higher response if take more Magnesium
- High risk of extremely premature birth if high BMI (low vitamin D)
- Disadvantaged get less sun and have poor health in the North
- Vitamin D supplementation can cost 50 dollars a day (live longer)
- Excessive clothes and being indoors results in very low vitamin D levels
- Probably need 1500-2000 IU of vitamin D, high risk groups need more
- The women who most need vitamin D are the least to get it – thesis
- 400 IU vitamin D for infants and 2000 IU during pregnancy if high risk
- Groups associated with less than 20ng vitamin D – NHANES
- IoM voted for 20 ng of vitamin D – a member hints at 30 ng
- Groups at high risk of being vitamin D deficient