25-Hydroxyvitamin D in African-origin populations at varying latitudes challenges the construct of a physiologic norm 1 – 3
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A. Luke | R. Cooper | J. Aloia | E. Lambert | B. Tayo | P. Bovet | A. Hoofnagle | L. Dugas | P. Camacho | J. Plange-Rhule | R. Durazo-Arvizu | T. Forrester
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