Scientists probe vitamin D's role in dialysis Patients' heart risk
NCT ID NCT07200804
Summary
This completed study looked for a connection between vitamin D levels in the blood and early signs of heart disease in people receiving long-term dialysis. Researchers enrolled 90 adult patients to measure their vitamin D and check for artery hardening. The goal was to gather information to understand if low vitamin D might be related to the high heart disease risk seen in this patient group.
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Ain Shams University
Cairo, 11591, Egypt
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