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A lack of vitamin D in the elderly could be linked to cognitive impairment, according to a senior population study. Researchers suggest that vitamin D supplementation is a possible means of reducing the risk of dementia, as their findings revealed that participants in the study with the lowest levels of vitamin D were more than twice as likely to be cognitively impaired, reported Science Daily
A lack of vitamin D in the elderly could be linked to cognitive impairment, according to a senior population study. Researchers suggest that vitamin D supplementation is a possible means of reducing the risk of dementia, as their findings revealed that participants in the study with the lowest levels of vitamin D were more than twice as likely to be cognitively impaired, reported Science Daily