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The connection between COVID-19 and Vitamin D levels.

News November 9, 2020 | CanadaOnlineHealth

Global News covers a recent study that took place in Spain, that looked at 216 patients to see if there was a connection between COVID-19 and Vitamin D levels. Out of the 216 patients that were studied, 82% of them were vitamin D deficient. Dr. Mitch Shulman discusses if this is a coincidence or if there is a connection between the two in a short video.

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