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Vitamin d deficiency in covid-19 patient: an association towards disease progression, morbidity and mortality
Background: Vitamin D has immunomodulation properties by reducing the release of pro-inflammatory cytokines besides reducing influenza virus replication and destruction of invading pathogens. Vitamin D deficiency could be a readily modifiable risk factor that can potentially affect the outcome of CO
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