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flag UK study finds most people, especially kids, lack sufficient vitamin D, raising health risks and potential costs.

flag A new UK study reveals widespread vitamin D deficiency, with most people consuming far less than recommended, especially children and teens. flag Experts warn low levels increase risks of weak bones, falls, and fractures, potentially costing £5.89 billion by 2030. flag Deficiencies in calcium, iron, folate, and omega-3s are also common. flag The NHS recommends daily 10-microgram vitamin D supplements from October to March, along with more vitamin D-rich foods and short sun exposure.

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