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Overdosing what vitamin pills can lead to death?
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It could happen?: Death by vitamin poisoning appears to be quite uncommon in the us, typically none in a given year. In 2008 there were no deaths reported from vitamin overdose, as has been the case for 17 of the last 25 reporting-years.
Answered 1/1/2023
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