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Maternal serum vitamin D levels and preeclampsia among Kenyan pregnant women: A matched case-control study
Background: Preeclampsia accounts for about one in five direct maternal deaths in Kenya. Low vitamin D levels have been linked to its pathophysiology. Despite this, context‑specific data from African populations remain limited. The study aimed to determine the association between maternal serum 25-h
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