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MILWAUKEE — Low levels of vitamin D, a chronic problem for many people in northern latitudes areas such as Wisconsin and Washington, were associated with substantially higher rates of heart disease and stroke, according to a new study. Full Article at The Seattle Times
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Low levels of vitamin D, a chronic problem for many people in northern latitudes areas such as Wisconsin, were associated with substantially higher rates of heart disease and stroke, according to the latest study in a growing amount of research... Full Article at Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
