Oh, my thought was not that this could improve outcomes once admitted to the ICU; my thought was just that it might be a cheap way to (even if mildly) reduce the hospitalization rate until there's a vaccine. I'm assuming with supplementation someone who's D-deficient can get up to normal levels within a month or two?
And put it this way: as someone who's long been mildly vitamin D deficient and very haphazard about taking the recommended supplement, I will definitely be diligent about it going forward, since there was really no excuse for the deficiency in the first place.
And put it this way: as someone who's long been mildly vitamin D deficient and very haphazard about taking the recommended supplement, I will definitely be diligent about it going forward, since there was really no excuse for the deficiency in the first place.
