Vitamin D And Physicians

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Vitamin D And Physicians

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Hi All,

I couldn't hold back a chuckle when I read the following title in the latest Vitamin D Newsletter:
Study finds high prevalence of vitamin D deficiency in physicians
http://www.vitamindcouncil.org/blog/stu ... 113e81f515#

Is anyone who has had to almost twist their doctor's arm to convince her or him to include a vitamin D test as part of their order for lab tests surprised? This surely explains why so many physicians don't seem to be concerned about their patients' vitamin D levels.

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