Vitamin D deficiency ups elderly depression
Dutch researchers say people over age 65 who have low levels of
vitamin D may have a higher risk of depression and other mental
health disorders. Investigators looked at 1,282 people over age 65
and found that vitamin D levels were 14 percent lower in those with
major or minor depression. Researchers also found that low levels
of this vitamin were linked to higher levels of thyroid hormone
linked with depression.
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