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Does anemia and vitamin d deficiency have any connection to each other? does one affect the other
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Anemia and vitamin D: There is a link between anemia and vitamin d, but the actual relationship is not exactly known. Low vitamin d increases the likelihood of anemia, perhaps by affecting bone marrow production or immune system modulation.
Answered 5/29/2014
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