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Micronutrient Supplementation and Incidence of Common Cold
This study investigates the effects of a dietary supplement - a cocktail of vitamins and minerals - on the incidence of common cold in a cohort of middle management employees.The primary outcome is defined as the number of duty days lost due to common cold/flu. Further, immune parameters and markers of redox biology/oxidative stress will be determined. The wellbeing in the cohort will be evaluated via questionnaires.
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