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Tag Archives: intensive care
Vitamin D and critical illness
Dr. Cannell reviews a new paper on vitamin D deficiency in the critically ill. Continue reading
Why don’t they give vitamin D in Intensive Care Units?
Dr Cannell highlights a randomised controlled trial that investigates the effectiveness of vitamin D supplementation in critically ill patients. Continue reading
Do ICU patients die more frequently if they are vitamin D deficient?
Read about this research from Dr. Jason McKinney and colleagues of the Eastern Tennessee State University and the Mountain Home VA Medical Center. Continue reading
